The opposition of the Israelites asks to abolish Parliament
The announcement comes after several Israeli media reports that leaders of various ultra-religious groups have already given suggestions to the Israeli Ultra-Portodax parties to eliminate their support for the Netanyahu government.
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The Israeli opposition is asking for the abolition of Parliament next week, which will force the initial election, as many ultra-religious leaders who support the government will accept the proposal.
The Yesh Atid Party of Yair Lapid announced on Wednesday on social networks, which will submit a proposal to melt Nesset (Israel Parliament) next week.
The Israeli Beetu Party, led by Avigdor Libemon, also made a similar statement.
A Yesh Atid spokesperson explained to the EFE that the movements would be mixed immediately after submitting the plenary session.
In the message in X account, Liberman The proposal will be submitted on Monday.
“October 7 (2023) the government should return home,” the politician wrote.
The announcement is followed by several Israeli media reports that leaders of various ultra-religious groups have already given suggestions to the government to remove their support to the Israeli Ultra-Ardhadax parties Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the Israeli Environment Marriv, last night’s Ultra-Arthhodox after last night’s unprecedented conference, a member of the parliament, who was responsible for the process of excluding more of the Ultra-religious Jews of mandatory military service.
Two UltraTodax parties of Torah, Shares and United Judaism are basic for the stability of the Netanyahu government, and in protest of the government’s slowdown in protest of the government’s slowdown in the country in protest of the government’s slowdown in the country.
According to Israeli media, Shahs’s support for the cancellation of Parliament is uncertain, and Netanyahu still has a place to find the government -keeping agreement.
Altrortodos government wants to enjoy the plan to manage many military exceptions for members of their society.
Since the establishment of Israeli State, these exceptions do not have to fulfill the mandatory military service of Jews in religious schools.
Ultra -Oortodax’s military exemption in Israel has been a controversial issue in Israel, especially since the Gaza Strip war began, which the government has made it to expand the duration of mandatory military service and to mobilize its objectionable reserves.
