Political commentator Israel Cohen explained the ultra-Orthodox view on the coalition crisis over the softened 'Rabbis Law,' on 103FM.
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It is time to pull the plug on this government and quickly set a date for new elections.
The bill in question would effectively give the Chief Rabbinate power to elect these rabbis instead of the local authorities themselves.
Not a recipe for success: Israel has gone from "together we will win", to “we will win with a hard Right and haredi coalition.”
The reason Likud MKs gave for opposing the bill: not wanting to raise issues now that would split the country.
Conflict arose within the government after the coalition announced that it would proceed with a bill proposal that Gantz and Sa'ar vetoed.
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