- Netanyahu faces a coalition crisis as Shas resigns ministerial posts and political support shifts regarding his leadership.
- Netanyahu met with Moshe Gafni to discuss bills, while Ofir Katz held talks to formulate a coalition package with Shas.
Shas, a religious political party in Israel, is currently supporting coalition legislation and urged by Shlomo Karhi to support communications reform.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
Shas, a religious political party in Israel, is currently supporting coalition legislation and urged by Shlomo Karhi to support communications reform.
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The entities involved
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Shas
Charedi ("ultra-Orthodox") religious political party in Israel
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Shlomo Karhi
Israeli academic and politician
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