Israeli Ultra-Orthodox party quits government as Netanyahu loses majority
Summary
The Shas party, a key member of Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, has left the government, making Netanyahu's administration a minority in Israel's parliament. This follows a similar move by another ultra-Orthodox party earlier in the week, both over a disagreement about military service.Key Facts
- The Shas party is no longer part of Netanyahu's governing coalition.
- This departure results in Netanyahu leading a minority government.
- The departure is due to disagreements over mandatory military service.
- Another ultra-Orthodox party also left the coalition earlier this week.
- Shas has stated it will not work to dismantle the coalition from outside.
- Shas may still support some government laws or proposals.
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