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Netanyahu Plans to Publicly Distance Himself from Ultra-Orthodox Parties Ahead of Elections
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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago
What happened
Ahead of Israel's elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to publicly distance himself from ultra-Orthodox parties while maintaining support for IDF soldiers amid recent right-wing disputes.
- 01Netanyahu aims to publicly distance himself from ultra-Orthodox parties in the upcoming election campaign.
- 02He plans to avoid direct criticism of ultra-Orthodox parties to maintain their voter bloc.
- 03Controversy arose over military conscription and comments by Rabbi Dov Lando criticizing religious Zionists.
- 04Netanyahu affirmed full support and appreciation for IDF soldiers from all religious backgrounds.
- 05His advisor clarified Rabbi Lando’s remarks were theoretical, not targeting religious Zionist soldiers.
- 06Political operatives were urged to remain silent for 99 days to aid election success.
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