Bennett warns IDF on brink of collapse without haredi draft, Netanyahu 'dismantling' military
Bennett said the IDF is short about 12,000 soldiers and warned that expanding ultra-Orthodox enlistment is needed to avoid collapse.
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that the army is at risk of collapse due to a severe shortage of soldiers, holding the Benjamin Netanyahu government responsible. He added that the shortage of soldiers might force the army to relinquish control over certain areas...
Bennett warns IDF on brink of collapse without haredi draft, Netanyahu 'dismantling' military
Former PM warns IDF 'on verge of collapse' without haredi conscription • Netanyahu 'leading the most serious threat of all' in mass draft evasions, vote for PM is 'direct vote against troops'
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said the Israeli army is "at risk of collapse" due to a serious shortage of soldiers. Bennett argued that prolonged conflicts have worn down the army, holding the Netanyahu government responsible for its policy of exempting Haredi Christians from military service. He stated, "While Netanyahu talks about the threat of external aggression on one hand, on the other hand he encourages mass desertions tha…
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that the army is at risk of collapse due to a severe shortage of soldiers, holding the Benjamin Netanyahu government responsible for the situation.
Former Prime Minister Bennett blamed the Netanyahu government, stating that the army was at risk of collapse due to a deep shortage of soldiers. Bennett said that supporting the Haredi exemption was voting against the army and that the army would withdraw from some areas.
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