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A report has clarified that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to deepen his differences with the Haredi parties during the upcoming election campaign, aiming to avoid direct confrontation with them and to protect the support from his broader coalition. This comes amid tensions with the Haredi community over the Haredi conscription law and public statements indicating a disagreement between Netanyahu and Haredi religious leaders, especially after Rabbi Dov Lando's criticisms of the government and the army. Polls have shown that 59% of voters are satisfied with the coalition agreement with the Haredi parties, compared to 19% who are dissatisfied, with 70% expressing a desire for Haredi participation in the next government coalition.
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