Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs believes that the coalition has overcome its disagreements and achieved a breakthrough on the Draft Law, Kan Reshet Bet reported Tuesday morning. The report also said that Fuchs' estimate is based on talks held by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with MK Yuli Edelstein, head of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, as well as with other Likud MKs. Related articles: 'They threw stones and diapers at me' Haredi MK attacks religious Zionist minister No tribe should be exempt from holy mission of military service Protest march of bereaved families for enlistment Last month, the Supreme Court unanimously decided that there is no legal framework to allow the IDF not to draft haredi yeshiva students. In its ruling, the court said, "At this time, there is no legal framework which allows differentiation between yeshiva students and others who are eligible for enlistment." The decision follows a statement by Israel's Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, which claimed that the government will not be able to provide support to yeshivas whose students do not serve in the army - after a short period of adaptation to the new situation.
