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Vote on ‘Jewish State’ Bill Delayed Amid Opposition From Israeli Ministers
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Times of Israel – Coalition leaders decided on Monday to delay the vote on the controversial “Jewish state” bill by one week, as ministers vowed to continue to oppose the measure even if it meant their jobs.
Yisrael Beytenu MK Robert Ilatov initially proposed the move, which was backed by the Jewish Home party at a meeting of the coalition partners.
