🇮🇱⚡- BREAKING: Knesset Minister, and Minister of Housing, Yitzhak Goldknopf announced he would resign from the government immediately after the holidays (next week Tuesday).
His party, Yahadut HaTora, has seven seats in the Likud-bloc coalition at the Knesset. If Goldknopf resigns, Netanyahu's government collapses. The dispute between Yahadut HaTora and Likud arose over the Haredi conscription law.
🇮🇱⚡- BREAKING: Knesset Minister, and Minister of Housing, Yitzhak Goldknopf announced he would resign from the government immediately after the holidays (next week Tuesday).
His party, Yahadut HaTora, has seven seats in the Likud-bloc coalition at the Knesset. If Goldknopf resigns, Netanyahu's government collapses. The dispute between Yahadut HaTora and Likud arose over the Haredi conscription law.
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