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KNESSET PASSES BILL TO EXTEND MANDATORY MILITARY SERVICE TO 32 MONTHS TO 'MEET IDF'S GOALS'
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The passage of the bill comes amid the coalition's legislative blitz before the Knesset recesses ahead of the upcoming elections. Forty-three MKs voted in favor, with 12 against and one abstention.
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- JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post -: The passage of the bill comes amid the coalition's legislative blitz before the Knesset recesses ahead of the upcoming elections.
- JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post -: Forty-three MKs voted in favor, with 12 against and one abstention.
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- Topic: ISRAEL — the feed headline centres on KNESSET, PASSES, BILL, EXTEND, MANDATORY.
- Original feed: JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post -.
- Published: 17 Jul 2026, 00:54 UK.
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- 17/07/2026, 00:54 PRIMARY FEED KNESSET PASSES BILL TO EXTEND MANDATORY MILITARY SERVICE TO 32 MONTHS TO 'MEET IDF'S GOALS' (JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - • just now) [Story Intel]
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