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Israel: Parties scramble for positions after ultra-Orthodox leave coalition

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition is undergoing a major crisis after the withdrawal of the Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism from the government this week. These parties left the coalition in protest against the government's failure to codify in law the traditional military exemption granted to the ultra-Orthodox community.

France 24 on MSN · 14h

Ultra-Orthodox party quits Israeli government over army exemptions

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Second ultra-Orthodox party quits Israel Cabinet, but throws Netanyahu a lifeline

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A key coalition partner of Netanyahu is quitting, leaving him with minority in Israeli parliament

A key governing partner of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday it is quitting the government, leaving him with a minority in parliament.

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Netanyahu in tight spot as ultra-Orthodox party quits coalition

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Party leaves Netanyahu’s government

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Netanyahu offers to fire Edelstein for haredi parties staying in coalition

Haredi parties are concerned over the attempts to push a haredi draft bill through the Knesset.

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Netanyahu’s government fractures after ultra-Orthodox pullout over conscription

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Netanyahu’s Ultra-Orthodox Allies Threaten His Coalition Government

Asian News International on MSN7h

Netanyahu faces major blow as Shas quits cabinet over military draft exemption for ultra-orthodox students

A key ultra-Orthodox ally in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has announced its departure from the cabinet, marking a serious setback that could potentially leave Netanyahu presiding over a minority coalition,

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Ultra-orthodox party Shas quits Netanyahu’s government, say Israeli media; follows UTJ exit amid military draft dispute

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government suffered a fresh setback on Wednesday as Shas, a key ultra-Orthodox party, decided to quit the ruling coalition, multiple Israeli media outlets reported.