- Netanyahu's leadership facing legal and political challenges
- Coalition partners, including Likud and Shas, are currently disagreeing over religious values and national service policies.
Shas is involved in coalition talks, fearing being left in opposition, and is seeking exemption from military service.
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Shas is involved in coalition talks, fearing being left in opposition, and is seeking exemption from military service.
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Coalition partners, including Likud and Shas, are currently disagreeing over religious values and national service policies.Also in this story
- Shas is advancing bills aimed at protecting draft evaders.
- Shas demands legislation to protect yeshiva students.
- A court ruling has cleared the path for Likud primaries, a key political development within the party.
- Shas boycotts coalition votes due to disputes over religious law.
Within Netanyahu's leadership facing legal and political challenges
The entities involved
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Shas
Charedi ("ultra-Orthodox") religious political party in Israel
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Likud
Israeli centre-right to right-wing political party