Sources close to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that an agreement can be reached with the ultra-Orthodox parties over military conscription legislation that would remove the threat to the coalition's future.
Sources close to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that an agreement can be reached with the ultra-Orthodox parties over military conscription legislation that would remove the threat to the coalition's future.
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