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Dispute Between Shas and Religious Zionism Delays Appointment of Community Rabbis
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
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A dispute between Shas and Religious Zionism over West Bank rabbi appointments is delaying the approval of community rabbis across Israel, reflecting rising coalition tensions.
- 01Shas and Religious Zionism dispute delays appointment of about 60 community rabbis nationwide.
- 02The disagreement centers on including West Bank settlements in the rabbi appointments.
- 03Religious Zionism demands appointments in the West Bank; Shas cites technical difficulties.
- 04Religious Zionism refuses partial approval, insisting on all-or-nothing approach.
- 05Earlier, Religious Zionism delayed kosher law approval, adding to coalition tensions.
- 06The disputes reflect growing friction over religion and state issues within the coalition.
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