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Moshe Gafni Signals Potential Shift as United Torah Judaism Considers Post-Election Alliances

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First reported by Maariv · 2 hours ago

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Moshe Gafni of United Torah Judaism discussed the possibility of joining a non-right-wing government after the elections amid tensions over conscription and Netanyahu's leadership. The ultra-Orthodox party is weighing its traditional alliance with the right against potential gains from a change in government, keeping options open ahead of coalition talks.

01Moshe Gafni revealed UTJ may join a government not led by the right-wing bloc after elections.
02The conscription crisis and yeshiva students' status are key issues dividing ultra-Orthodox politics.
03UTJ traditionally aligned with Netanyahu but now considers alternatives due to rising criticism and tensions.
04If no bloc wins a clear majority, ultra-Orthodox parties could become decisive in coalition formation.
05Gafni emphasized right-wing advantages but acknowledged the community’s sacrifices over conscription.
06Netanyahu’s camp expects ultra-Orthodox parties to return to the right despite current uncertainties.

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