United Torah Judaism, a key partner in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, announced the resignation of its seven parliament members, threatening the stability of Netanyahu's government amid the ongoing war in Gaza. The party's departure stems from disagreements over military draft exemptions for ultra-Orthodox Jews. While this resignation does not immediately affect Netanyahu's rule, it puts his slim majority at risk, especially with the possibility of the larger ultra-Orthodox party, Shas, following suit. The political situation is further complicated by the reliance on far-right parties within the coalition and ongoing indirect talks for a truce with Hamas.