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Israeli religious parties harden military draft exemption demands

Degel reportedly joined Agudah in demanding a full exemption from military service for its constituency. The development adds pressure to Israel's domestic political and security debate.

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A dispute over exemptions could destabilize Israel's governing coalition and affect wartime manpower policy.

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  1. POLITICAL BOMBSHELL: Degel Hardens Draft Position, Joins Agudah In Demanding Full Exemption ↗theyeshivaworld.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 8:01 PM UTC

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