The Haredi parties are pressing for the dissolution of the Knesset, with a source quoted as saying there is 'no point continuing this game.' The development, reported by an Israeli media channel, signals growing internal coalition pressure for early elections.
The Haredi bloc, a key coalition partner, is reportedly pushing for early elections, with a source telling an Israeli media outlet: 'No point continuing this game.' The message implies growing frustration within the ultra-Orthodox parties with the current coalition dynamics and legislative paralysis. This internal pressure arrives amid broader political uncertainty, as separate reports note tensions within Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party, including calls to bypass primaries and reshape the party list to consolidate his control. While no formal bill for dissolving the 25th Knesset has been filed yet, the push from the Haredi camp could accelerate coalition collapse. The precise trigger for this latest pressure — whether tied to budget disputes, the ongoing security situation, or the state budget — is not specified in the report.
2 developments
- StrongCoalition advances bill despite Haredi boycott, Knesset floor erupts in ugly confrontation
- DevelopingKnesset dissolution vote expected this week; Haredi legislation set to be buried
- StrongHaredi parties issue ultimatum to Netanyahu: pass Torah Study law or face Knesset dissolution
- StrongCoalition to advance Knesset dissolution bill by July 17 over no-confidence fears
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