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Netanyahu Prioritizes Ultra-Orthodox Bloc Amid Security and Judicial Crises Ahead of 2026 Elections

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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago

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As Israel’s Knesset ends a full term, Prime Minister Netanyahu prioritizes ultra-Orthodox political alliances over military needs and judicial stability, fueling tensions ahead of the 2026 elections. Despite security warnings and public pressure, Netanyahu advances controversial reforms and avoids accountability for the October 7 attacks, while the opposition remains weak.

01Netanyahu prioritizes ultra-Orthodox bloc over military manpower amid security warnings.
02Judicial reforms weakening the attorney general proceed during wartime, deepening societal divides.
03Knesset dissolved without approving investigation into October 7 massacre, avoiding accountability.
04Opposition fails to effectively challenge coalition’s legislative agenda throughout the term.
05Laws passed likely to remain, increasing government control over legal and media institutions.
06Netanyahu prepares for possible electoral loss, focusing on preserving right-wing bloc unity.

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