Religious pluralism off the table after haredi electoral success - analysis

Strong election showing of Shas and United Torah Judaism will lend the haredi parties heavy political clout in their demands for a High Court override bill and mass haredi exemptions from the army.

Senior United Torah Judaism MK Moshe Gafni adjured the haredi community on April 8th to go out and vote on election day, at the final haredi election rally of the campaign in Jerusalem

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ByJEREMY SHARON

APRIL 10, 2019 18:47

Religious pluralism off the table after haredi electoral success - analysis

Strong election showing of Shas and United Torah Judaism will lend the haredi parties heavy political clout in their demands for a High Court override bill and mass haredi exemptions from the army.

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Religious pluralism off the table after haredi electoral success - analysis

Strong election showing of Shas and United Torah Judaism will lend the haredi parties heavy political clout in their demands for a High Court override bill and mass haredi exemptions from the army.

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