MK Moshe Solomon of the Religious Zionism party said he is pained by a party decision but will remain in the faction, expressing confidence that colleagues would not have wanted the bill to come to a vote. His remarks came amid internal tensions over proposed legislation that critics say would equate draft avoiders with soldiers.
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