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Haredit parties weigh alliance without Ra'am as negotiations continue
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By ג'קי חורי
What happened
Hadash, Ta'al and Balad are considering announcing an alliance without Ra'am, while negotiations among the parties continue. The provided article text also contains a series of unrelated headlines on politics, security, courts, culture and opinion.
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