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Haredi Parties Condemn Yair Golan's Plan to Introduce Public Transport on Shabbat Haredi parties sharply criticized Yair Golan's plan to introduce public transportation on Shabbat, warning it threatens Israel's Jewish identity. Golan supports equal military conscription, improved education, and an independent judiciary, advocating a "live and let live" approach to Shabbat observance.
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What happened 01 Haredi parties condemn Yair Golan's plan to run public transport on Shabbat as a threat to Jewish identity. 02 Shas warns a left-wing government with Golan would destroy Israel's Jewish character and Shabbat sanctity. 03 Golan supports equal military conscription and ending funding for draft evasion, backed by 85% of Israelis. 04 He proposes investing draft evasion funds into education, including early childhood and democracy education. 05 Golan advocates public transport on Shabbat to allow personal freedom while respecting others' choices. 06 He calls for an independent judiciary and repeal of laws he calls "governmental overthrow laws." Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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