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Shas Party Quits, Leaves Netanyahu With Minority Government, But Stops Short Of Collapse
Israel's political party Shas, a key governing partner of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, became the second party to quit the government.However, the Shas party said on Wednesday it would remain within the Netanyahu-led coalition for now,
Israel’s Shas Party quits Netanyahu’s government, remains in ruling coalition amid draft exemption crisis
On Tuesday, the Agudat Yisrael Party, along with its partner Degel HaTorah – forming the United Torah Judaism alliance – also withdrew from the government over the same issue. Their departure left the coalition with just 61 seats in the Knesset, the minimum needed to maintain power.
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Netanyahu faces major blow as Shas quits cabinet over military draft exemption for ultra-orthodox studentsA key ultra-Orthodox ally in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government has announced its departure from the ...
Israeli officials react to Shas's decision to exit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Opposition Leader Yair ...
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Are Shas and UTJ poised to collapse Netanyahu’s government?With both ultra-Orthodox parties apparently on the way out, the PM could soon be heading an unstable, minority government, ...
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Unlike the United Torah Judaism (UTJ), the Shas party said on Wednesday it would remain within Netanyahu-led coalition for now, giving the government more time to resolve a thorny dispute over ...
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Netanyahu rocked as powerful ultra-Orthodox ally walks out over draft law betrayalA key partner in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially withdrawn from the coalition, dealing a major blow ...
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Shas bolts government over Haredi enlistment, remains part of PM’s coalitionThe Shas party announced Wednesday that all of its ministers would resign from the government due to the ongoing dispute over ...
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