Netanyahu Concerned About Security Threats; Lapid Urges Haredi Draft
Opposition leader Yair Lapid responded to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security briefing, during which Netanyahu reportedly warned of potential attacks ahead of elections. Lapid stated that security threats require professional and responsible handling, asserting that Israel's security and IDF bases should not be used as props for election videos.
Lapid highlighted concerns raised by the IDF Chief of Staff, who reportedly identified ten "red flags" regarding troop shortages and weariness within the military. Lapid then directly addressed Netanyahu's security worries, suggesting that if the Prime Minister is truly concerned, he should facilitate the enlistment of the 15,000 ultra-Orthodox men needed by the IDF.
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