Big Brother Star Maor Bruchman Endorses Naftali Bennett on Draft Equality
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Reality star Maor Bruchman endorsed former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, praising his commitment to draft equality for the ultra-Orthodox and his refusal to form a coalition dependent on Haredi parties. She stated her belief in Bennett's leadership and his platform for national security and economic improvement.
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- Maor Bruchman endorsed Naftali Bennett, citing his stance on ultra-Orthodox draft.
- Bruchman criticized current inequality in military service burdens.
- Bennett vows not to form a coalition reliant on Haredi parties.
- Bennett stated those able to serve or work should contribute.
- Bruchman expressed full confidence in Bennett's leadership.
- Bruchman previously commented on sexual assault terminology.
Reality television star Maor Bruchman has publicly endorsed former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, citing his stance on the controversial issue of drafting ultra-Orthodox men into the military. Bruchman, known for her appearance on "Big Brother," shared a photo with Bennett on Instagram, expressing her strong belief in his political platform regarding conscription and equality in bearing national burdens.
Bruchman criticized the current situation where soldiers and reservists are repeatedly called up for duty while a significant portion of the population is exempt from service. She highlighted Bennett's commitment not to form a coalition dependent on Haredi parties and his firm position that those who can serve must do so, and those who do not serve or work should not receive state funding.
"For me, this is much more than politics. It's a question of what contract we have as a society," Bruchman stated, emphasizing that if her son and other children must risk their lives for the country, then everyone capable of contributing should bear the same responsibility. She believes that equality in bearing the burden is fundamental for a functioning state.
Bruchman praised Bennett's experience as a former Prime Minister, Defense Minister, and Education Minister, noting his focus on strengthening security, the economy, reducing the cost of living, and improving national management. She concluded by expressing her full confidence in his leadership.
In a separate matter from July, Bruchman gained attention for her response to remarks by Yanki Goldhaber regarding sexual assault, where she clarified her position on the use of the term "raped."