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Yehudat Torah Chair Says Netanyahu Never Intended to Regulate Haredi Draft Law
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Yitzhak Goldknopf of Yehudat Torah said Netanyahu's comments confirm he never planned to regulate Haredi draft laws, prompting the party's exit from the government. Goldknopf criticized the draft detention law as a political maneuver and vowed the party will only join a government that addresses yeshiva students' status after elections.
- 01Yitzhak Goldknopf says Netanyahu never intended to regulate Haredi draft law.
- 02Goldknopf states this was why Yehudat Torah left the government.
- 03He calls the draft detention law a political spin with no real solution.
- 04Goldknopf vows the party will only join a coalition that regulates yeshiva students' status post-elections.
- 05The comments came in response to Netanyahu's remarks on the draft detention law's failure.
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