Draft law:
Haredi party threatens to leave government
Sources negotiating the Draft Law said on Wednesday evening that United Torah Judaism had raised the threat of secession and demanded the removal of the threat of economic sanctions and quotas.
Sources negotiating the Draft Law said on Wednesday evening that United Torah Judaism had raised the threat of secession and demanded the removal of the threat of economic sanctions and quotas.
Past, present and future of the secular-haredi and religious Zionist divide.Op-ed
Yisrael Beytenu chairman: Our sole motive is to 'uphold the principles and commitments given to the public before the elections.'
Likud ministers convened by PM for update on coalition negotiations. Minister Levin gives update on agreements reached so far.
Deputy health minister emphasizes his UTJ party not afraid of elections, reminding Liberman of his relatively small number of seats.
In view of increase in strength to 8 seats, UTJ representatives make clear if Draft Law not resolved, they will lead to repeated elections.
Crisis over Draft Law approaches solution whereby recruitment targets will be set, despite Deputy Minister Litzman's opposition.
Zionist Union Chairman: 'Everyone has to serve the State and whoever doesn't isn't entitled to the same rights.'
Jewish Home Chairman attacks Liberman, Lapid's leadership, asserting that Draft Law crisis was 'fake.'
Prime Minister Netanyahu to convene meeting with haredi MKs in order to resolve the coalition crisis over the draft law.
Jewish Home minister hopes coalition crisis can be resolved. 'Netanyahu didn't initiate the crisis, no party wants elections.'
Efforts to formulate agreed Draft Law outline to allow coalition to continue as per Prime Minister's demands.
MK Smotrich at National Union conference sends message to Jewish Home Chair: 'If Bennett wants to, he can solve the crisis in ten minutes.'
Degel Hatorah MKs favoring compromise accuse Likud of unwillingness to convene for long-term solution that would solve draft crisis.
Bennett: 'Next week we'll be able to solve Draft Law crisis.' Gafni: 'I could solve this within 10 minutes.'
Internal Security Minister: 'The public is sometimes smarter than all the commentators who sit in studios.'
Sources close to Netanyahu say PM not interested in early elections but won't accept temporary solution.
Haredi journalist blames PM for dragging country to elections by cynically exploiting haredi distress. 'There is no draft crisis.'
Shaked working from Washington to reach compromise on draft law, certain that by week's end solution will be found to satisfy all sides.
Two ministers working from Washington to convince haredi factions and Kulanu to approve draft law in preliminary reading only.