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Opposition leader Avigdor Liberman has reportedly dropped his veto on haredi parties joining a coalition, opening the door to talks with the United Torah Judaism (UTJ) party. The development signals a significant shift in coalition negotiations in Israel.

According to the Jerusalem Post, the bloc is reportedly discussing the possibility of drafting a more lenient military conscription law for haredi (ultra-Orthodox) citizens, a key issue for haredi parties in any government formation.

This move represents a major development in Israeli political negotiations, potentially reshaping the current political landscape and coalition dynamics.

Sources: Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post, Walla