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Netanyahu pledged to the ultra-Orthodox: If a general closure is imposed during the holidays, prayers will be held

The Prime Minister promised that the right to pray on the Tishrei holidays would be preserved, in accordance with an outline to be agreed upon in advance.

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Yaki Adamkar

Sunday, 06 September 2020, 20:40

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In the video - a briefing by the Corona Projector, Prof. Roni Gamzo (Photo: GPO)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged today (Sunday) to Ministers Aryeh Deri and Yaakov Litzman that even if a general closure is imposed during the holidays, prayers can be held in accordance with an outline agreed upon in advance.

This is against the background of the pressure exerted on Netanyahu by the ultra-Orthodox following the proposal to impose a closure on red localities.

Minister Deri is expected to oppose a vote on the soft outline that Netanyahu led for the reason that it is a "band-aid," in his words, in the event that a general closure is imposed later.

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