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Benjamin Netanyahu is stepping up contacts with rabbis and Haredi leaders to prevent them from joining an opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot. He has warned that the coalition could use their votes, then abandon them and rely on the Arab parties. The Haredi parties are demanding realistic alternatives from Netanyahu that would ensure their participation in a stable government. Their positions are divided: some are considering Eisenkot’s offer, subject to conditions and guarantees, while others insist that the conscription law be resolved before any agreement. Aryeh Deri’s position remains unclear, amid fears of losing exemptions and political privileges, and Haredi doubts about Netanyahu’s ability to form a unity government.
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