Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition faces challenge over law drafting religious soldiers, with tensions between ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities and the rest of the population.
Key Points
Growing resentment among non-religious Israelis towards the exemption of ultra-Orthodox Jews from military service.
Threats of coalition members quitting over the draft law's ambition level.
Involvement of U.S. intelligence agencies in predicting coalition collapse.
Attorney general's concerns about the current version of the draft law passing judicial scrutiny.
Pros
Resolving a long-standing issue in Israel regarding the exemption of ultra-Orthodox Jews from military service.
Potential for positive achievements in the midst of challenges.
Cons
Risk of coalition collapse due to differing opinions on the draft law.
Tensions between religious parties and centrist opposition adding complexity to the issue.