Coalition sources: Opposing Draft Law may bring down government
Coalition sources warn that opposition to the Draft Law is greater than it seems, even within the coalition itself.
Coalition sources warn that opposition to the Draft Law is greater than it seems, even within the coalition itself.
UTJ head says govt. may collapse if the Draft Law exempting yeshiva students from IDF service is not passed.
'We are not interested in whether or not there'll be a reform - on the Draft Law, we will not compromise,' haredi source tells PM Netanyahu.
Min. Michael Malkieli speaks about Draft Law, says no intention to push for blanket exemption for haredi community.
MK Oded Forer accuses the government of only caring about its own survival.
Opposition leader accuses Foreign Minister Cohen of irresponsibility in Libya meeting, says new elections necessary as soon as possible.
Opposition leader speaks with activists on Zoom: The goal is to topple this terrible government.
MKs Moshe Gafni, Uri Maklev, visit top rabbi to discuss possibilities for Draft Law bill.
Health and Interior Minister on Draft Law: Being haredi is not a reason to be exempt from service, but Torah study should not be illegal.
The meeting with haredi leaders comes as the Likud party has announced that it may not uphold coalition agreements on the draft law.
Representatives of haredi parties make clear they oppose mandatory service for haredim, even in a civil-national framework.
'We need to create the right framework for haredim, so that they can come and serve,' MK Almog Cohen stresses.
A meeting with the Defense Minister has produced understandings regarding the Draft Law for the haredi community.
PM Netanyahu and his coalition recalculate course following pressure from haredi parties and concerns about IDF preparedness.
Senior minister expresses concerns over haredi parties' reluctance to compromise on the Draft Law.
Shas, UTJ, reportedly seek to have judicial reforms frozen to allow for passage of Draft Law.
MK Aryeh Deri warns 'unnecessary words' by United Torah Judaism liable to hurt ability to pass Draft Law.
'Haredi parties have never submitted a bill on religious matters, unless Supreme Court forced Knesset to intervene,' Min. Malkieli says.
United Torah Judaism demands PM Netanyahu legislate either Override Clause or Basic Law: Torah Study, alongside new Draft Law.
The Prime Minister asked haredi party leaders to drop controversial parts of the haredi draft law.
Likud source responds to haredi parties' threat to leave coalition: 'Draft Law will be advanced at the start of the winter session.'
Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested to haredi MKs that they advance the conscription law in the winter session as they requested.
Deri, Goldknopf reportedly agree legislation exempting yeshiva students from IDF service must be passed before judicial reform
Hamodia newspaper says bill to pass Basic Law: Torah Study was submitted 10 days ago. 'The timing is not ours.'
Construction Min. Goldknopf says PM Netanyahu promised to push Override Clause if no other option is found for Draft Law.
PM Netanyahu tells coalition parties he will advance basic law, but Override Clause is off the table.
'As a sector, we only lost out from this whole reform,' haredi party head says.
Min. Meir Porush explains why his party opposes government decision not to draft yeshiva students.
Coalition to request extension for passage of Draft Law, following decision not to push legislation during Knesset summer session.
Jerusalem Min. Porush takes aim at MK Liberman: 'You' were Finance Min. for a year and a half, why didn't you pass the Draft Law?'
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen spoke with INN about the operation in Gaza, haredim, and the elections in Turkey.
IDF does not investigate whether 'yeshiva students' actually study in yeshiva, top official says.
PM Netanyahu, Jerusalem Min. Porush, hold reconciliation meeting, discuss implementation of coalition agreement.
MK Yulia Malinovsky pessimistic about the possibility of reaching a compromise on the judicial reform: Both sides are playing games.
Opposition leader calls lack of haredi military service an 'open wound' in Israeli society, hints issue part of reform negotiations.
'We should have made it a precondition for joining the govt, as Ben-Gvir did with laws he wanted passed.'
Volatile political, public situation forces delay of Draft Law, Torah learning law, senior coalition sources say.
'Yair Lapid is not my leader, the opposition is diverse,' MK Alon Schuster says.
Opposition leader MK Yair Lapid calls Draft Law 'National Shirk Law,' suggests holding discussions on it.
Military presents new service model under which solders who serve for longer will receive higher salaries.