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Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef Accuses Netanyahu and Religious Zionists of Undermining Right-Wing Bloc
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef accused Netanyahu and Religious Zionists of undermining the right-wing bloc and suggested working with the left, though his aides denied this. Internal ultra-Orthodox divisions over coalition strategy and military draft plans are intensifying amid uncertain government formation prospects.
- 01Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef accused Netanyahu and Religious Zionists of hostility toward Shas and the right-wing bloc.
- 02Yosef reportedly called to cooperate with the left, but his aides denied these claims.
- 03Ultra-Orthodox leaders debate breaking the right-wing bloc if Netanyahu fails to form a majority.
- 04Gadi Eizenkot seeks Shas support and dismisses reliance on Avigdor Lieberman for coalition building.
- 05Eizenkot demands agreement on a draft plan requiring most ultra-Orthodox youth to serve.
- 06Some ultra-Orthodox factions insist on backing Netanyahu despite potential new elections.
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