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Yahadut HaTorah Denies Breakthrough in Coalition Talks with "Change Bloc"
Yahadut HaTorah chairman Yaakov Asher denied reports of a breakthrough in coalition talks with Gadi Eisenkot's "Change Bloc." Asher stated that claims of significant progress were unfounded, despite secret meetings between Eisenkot and Asher, and Asher with Avigdor Lieberman.
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What happened
- 01Yahadut HaTorah chairman Yaakov Asher denied reports of a breakthrough in coalition talks with the "Change Bloc."
- 02Gadi Eisenkot, head of the "Change Bloc," secretly met with Yaakov Asher last week.
- 03The "Change Bloc" is considering suspending ultra-Orthodox conscription for up to a year.
- 04Avigdor Lieberman believes Shas may join a coalition if Yahadut HaTorah does.
- 05Gadi Eisenkot's mandate to form a government expires on December 6.
The "Change Bloc" is reportedly considering suspending ultra-Orthodox conscription for up to a year as a potential guarantee to secure Yahadut HaTorah's support. Lieberman believes that if Yahadut HaTorah joins, Shas might also join a coalition not led by Netanyahu. Eisenkot's mandate to form a government expires on December 6.
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