Benyamin Netanyahou faces a political crisis as his government loses support from the two main ultra-Orthodox parties in Israel over a failed military exemption law. The Shas party announced their resignation, followed by the Unified Torah Judaism party, leaving Netanyahou's coalition with a fragile majority. Opposition leader Yaïr Lapid calls for early elections, arguing that a minority government cannot send soldiers to the front amid ongoing conflicts. The issue of military conscription has become increasingly contentious, especially with the ongoing war in Gaza. Teljes cikk (LeFigaro)