Bennett Demands "Deri Law" Against Draft Dodgers for Government Entry
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Bennett demands "Deri Law" for government entry.
- Law would bar draft dodgers from cabinet.
- Bennett criticizes encouragement of draft evasion.
- The law is named after Aryeh Deri.
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Yamina party, stated at the Reichman University International Counter-Terrorism Conference that a fundamental condition for his party's entry into the next government would be the legislation of the "Deri Law." Bennett explained that individuals who evade military service, or encourage others to do so, should not be permitted to serve in the cabinet. He questioned who would fight and win wars if draft evasion is encouraged and funded, specifically referencing Deri, Netanyahu, and Smotrich. The proposed legislation is referred to as the "Deri Law," despite Shas party chairman Aryeh Deri having served a brief period in the military.
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