Israel National News: The haredi political parties issued an ultimatum to pass the compromise judicial reform deal reached last week by Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and Justice Minister Yariv Levin.

Kan Reshet Bet reported that the haredi parties have agreed to pass the first part of the deal, the part dealing with the changes to the Judicial Selection Committee that removes the Supreme Court's veto power over new members of the court. However, they are conditioning their support for the second part of the deal establishing differences between how Basic Laws and normal laws are passed and the limits of judicial review of Basic Laws, on the passage of the Draft Law enshrining exemptions from military service for haredi yeshiva students in law.

National Unity Party chairman Benny Gantz criticized the outline in a video address posted yesterday (Saturday) but said it should still be considered for the sake of national unity.