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Likud's Hanoch Milwiczky Warns Ultra-Orthodox Against Political Fragmentation Amid Budget and Draft Debates
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First reported by Srugim · 22 hours ago
What happened
Likud MK Hanoch Milwiczky defended budget releases during the recess and criticized opposition and the Attorney General for politicizing ultra-Orthodox draft issues. He warned ultra-Orthodox representatives against breaking the political alliance with Likud, emphasizing the need to protect Torah study while advancing judicial reforms in the next Knesset term.
- 01Milwiczky backs budget approvals during Knesset recess to fund security and ultra-Orthodox education.
- 02He rejects claims ultra-Orthodox are a burden, supports Torah study but not exemptions for non-students.
- 03Milwiczky accuses Attorney General and opposition of criminalizing ultra-Orthodox and using hatred politically.
- 04He warns ultra-Orthodox lawmakers against left-wing alternatives that threaten Torah study and independent education.
- 05Milwiczky admits failure to pass judicial reforms this term, stressing urgency for next Knesset session.
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