Sources in United Torah Judaism: Ready to externally support a left-wing government with Ra'am

Sources in United Torah Judaism reveal that the party would be willing to externally support a left-wing government led by Gadi Eisenkot, even if it relies on Ra'am and the Joint List, in exchange for advancing laws and budgets benefiting the Haredi public. According to them, the Torah sages instructed to prioritize the regularization of yeshiva students' status over political and bloc considerations. The party is even willing to waive the demand to pass the conscription law before the government is sworn in, and to grant it a safety net subject to legislative progress. A party source said that the instruction received by Knesset members from the Torah sages is that the needs of the Haredi public must be prioritized over any other consideration. The scenario being discussed is the swearing-in of an Eisenkot government with United Torah Judaism abstaining, and possibly with the abstention or support of the Arab factions. United Torah Judaism says this applies to all seven of the party's Knesset members, and that they have dropped their demand to pass a conscription law before the government is sworn in.