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It has been reported that the former chief rabbi of Sephardic Jews, Yitzhak Yosef, called on his close associates not to vote for the Shas Party and to help bring down the right-wing government in the upcoming Israeli elections. This comes amid escalating internal conflict between Yosef and the party leader, Aryeh Dery, particularly regarding the Haredi military draft law and accusations that Dery is aligning too closely with Ashkenazi Haredim. Yosef believes that removing the right-wing government, which he views as unwilling to negotiate exemptions for Haredim from military service, could facilitate compromises with the left. He is working against supporting the Shas Party in the elections, believing that the left might better serve Haredi interests than the right. The conflict has led to a decline in support for Shas and a clear rift between Yosef and Dery over control of the party and its religious heritage image.
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