Israeli opposition moves to dissolve Knesset over ultra-Orthodox draft law
Naqaa Hamed
Press TV, Ramallah
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling coalition is in crisis again as opposition parties have announced a binding and unanimous decision to submit a bill to dissolve the Knesset.
Anger boils over a bill to permanently exempt ultra-Orthodox Israelis from active duty. The move could trigger early elections and is being seen as a direct challenge to Netanyahu’s increasingly fragile coalition.
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