The party’s offer comes as vote counting shows neither bloc has a majority and coalition talks hinge on military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men.
With 99% of votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 53 seats to Eisenkot's 48; ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism plans to offer the opposition leader support for prime minister if he backs a military draft exemption law, even as final election results await certification
According to reports, the United Judaism of the Torah is considering leaving the Netanyahu bloc.
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