The joint list will not help the coalition on issues of religion and state - and the ultra-Orthodox MKs are breathing a sigh of relief

The messages conveyed by the joint, according to which it will not help advance issues such as the conversion reform, encourage Knesset members from Shas and Torah Judaism. For example, the conversion reform they oppose will not be promoted. They can no longer do evil "

Yaki Adamkar

19/04/2022

Tuesday, 19 April, 2022, 17:06 Updated: 17:39

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In the video: Recording from a closed discussion of Shas and Torah Judaism on the government's steps on religion and state (Editing: Lear Spiegler)

Despite the shocks in the coalition, the government is still in office and its end is not in sight - but the ultra-Orthodox parties are breathing a sigh of relief.

Senior members of the joint list sent messages to the leaders of Shas and Torah Judaism that they would not cooperate with legislation of religion and state in the current Knesset against their position

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Stand side by side more than once.

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A senior Torah Judaism official told Walla!

"Edith Silman was the first and significant brake on the coalition, and even if it takes time for more like her to arrive - in the meantime, the government does not have the majority required to advance such issues, not even with the common people."

He said, "We have a long partnership with the Knesset members on the joint list, and although the members of the RAAM have violated this alliance, they have actually given us a word about it.

It is certainly gratifying that this evil government will not now be able to promote it.

There are things we will have to fix when we return to power, but they can no longer do worse. "

The Arab MKs from the joint list have often sided with ultra-Orthodox politicians. The LGBT community has refused to turn their backs on them for years. This is an alliance that stems from the fact that the parties represent minority groups, but the parties also admit that it is "

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