Judicial reform and ultra-Orthodox military service shape Israel’s election debate

By Erick León

JERUSALEM.— Judicial reform and military exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men are among the disputes shaping Israel’s election, according to a Financial Times analysis.

The newspaper describes proposals by Netanyahu’s allies to resume judicial changes and opposition commitments to reverse them. It also highlights disagreement over conscription amid military pressure.

These are campaign proposals: implementation will depend on the vote and negotiations to form a government.

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Original Spanish version, published October 25, 2026.

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