Eisenkot says opposition bloc will ‘not surrender’ on conscription amid haredi coalition talks
- President Isaac Herzog granted Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot the mandate to form a government on Sunday, with Eisenkot vowing not to surrender on Orthodox conscription while building a Zionist government.
- Opposition leaders recently opened negotiations with Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism despite previous red lines, following October 27 elections and political deadlock with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp.
- Naftali Bennett's Yachad faction submitted legislation titled the Servicemen's Law in the Knesset, redirecting public funding from households not participating in military or national service toward those serving in the IDF.
- Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman explores compromises with Orthodox parties amid coalition talks, though Bennett's initiative complicates potential deals by targeting government support for non-serving households.
- Eisenkot has 28 days to form a government, with a possible 14-day extension, while proposed legislation would provide active reservists up to NIS 4,000 monthly for childcare and 50% discounts on utilities.
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The man standing in the way of a government with the haredim isn't even in the Knesset
"We are not abandoning any of our principles," Gadi Eisenkot declared. Not quite. In such a scenario, one banner would have to be lowered: that of Degel HaTorah, the ultra-Orthodox party. And its leaders have absolutely no intention of doing so. Like a traveler starving and dying of thirst in the desert, ultra-Orthodox politicians are […] The post The man standing in the way of a government with the haredim isn't even in the Knesset appeared fir…
Bennett’s Party Introduces First Bill In Knesset, Offering Major Benefits To IDF Servicemen
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Naftali Bennett’s B’Yachad party has submitted its first bill in the 26th Knesset, proposing a sweeping package of financial benefits for active reservists and discharged soldiers, while changing the criteria for government subsidies in a move that could significantly affect ultra-Orthodox families. The legislation, titled the “Servicemen’s Law,” was submitted by all […]
Israel: The Bayahad faction submitted the first bill, the "employers Act", which was signed by all members of the faction.
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