Conscription Compromise: Liberman and UTJ in talks on cooperation
The chairman of United Torah Judaism welcomed Avigdor Liberman's willingness to compromise on the conscription law to facilitate government formation.
Against the backdrop of efforts to form a government and avoid another election cycle, a development has been recorded in the political dialogue between Yisrael Beiteinu and the Haredi parties. United Torah Judaism (UTJ) chairman Yaakov Asher welcomed the announcement by Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman regarding his willingness to compromise on the conscription law, noting that the move demonstrates flexibility. This was reported by the Jerusalem Post and JDN.
According to the reports, the Haredi parties are examining the possibility of finding a meeting point that would allow for the advancement of joint political moves. However, the party clarified that any proposal put on the table would be brought to the Council of Torah Sages for a decision before an official agreement is made. Further details regarding the progress of these talks have not yet been released.
Sources: Jerusalem Post — front page, מעריב — מבזקים, JDN
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