Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition lost its parliamentary majority after the ultra-orthodox Shas party withdrew from the government over a draft law on military service.
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The Israeli government led by Benjamin Netanyahu has faced a major crisis after the ultra-Orthodox Shas party decided to leave the coalition, leaving it with just 50 seats in parliament. The decision was prompted by a draft law limiting exemption from military service for religious people. Although the loss of the two ultra-Orthodox parties does not immediately lead to early elections, Shas has announced that it will continue to support the government in parliament. In the context of the Gaza war, Netanyahu is facing pressure from far-right parties and growing public discontent with the conflict.
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Coaliţia lui Netanyahu şi-a pierdut teoretic majoritatea parlamentară. Partidul ultraortodox Shas părăseşte cabinetul israelian, dar îi oferă premierului un colac de salvare
Ultra-Orthodox party quits Israeli government over army exemptions
Se clatină scaunul lui Netanyahu. Al doilea partid ultrareligios părăsește Guvernul israelian, lăsăndu-l fără majoritate
Netanyahu loses majority as second ultra-Orthodox party quits coalition
Benjamin Netanyahu a rămas cu un guvern minoritar. L-au părăsit două partide ultrareligioase
Guvernul lui Benjamin Netanyahu se clatină. Un al doilea partid a părăsit coaliția de guvernare a Israelului
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