The UTJ’s decision to withdraw its recommendation stems from dissatisfaction with Netanyahu’s inability to pass legislation that would guarantee military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men studying in yeshivas. This divergence creates uncertainty also for a scenario led by Eisenkot, because the constituent parties of Eisenkot’s coalition largely oppose dependence on Arab parties or cooperation with ultra-Orthodox factions. [1]

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  1. The Times of India Netanyahu's grip on power weakens as key ally withholds support after Israel election deadlock