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Shaked says Yamina will veto changes to Nation-State Law

by  Yehuda Shlezinger and Amir Ettinger
Published on  05-16-2022 10:11
Last modified: 05-25-2022 14:53
Israel weighs entry ban for Amnesty International workersNoam Revkin-Fenton / Flash90

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked visits the southern Bedouin city of Rahat, Dec. 6, 2021 | File photo: Noam Revkin-Fenton / Flash90

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Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked said on Monday that the Yamina, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's party, would veto any changes to the Nation-State Law.

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As political pressure on the issue mounts, Shaked said, "I recommend that my friends in the coalition stop amusing themselves by thinking they can make changes in Basic Laws that are not agreed upon. It won't happen, as is set in the coalition agreement."

Shaked's comments come after Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman said that the government should amend the current law. In addition, Defense Minister Benny Gantz declared his Blue and White party plans to bring forward an equality bill to amend the law.

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