MK Malchieli Proposes 'Bennett Law' After Bennett Introduces 'Der'i Law'
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- MK Malchieli announced a "Bennett Law" targeting former PM Bennett.
- The proposed law would bar politicians who "stole" the premiership from running.
- This is a response to Bennett's "Der'i Law" initiative.
- Bennett's law aims to prevent draft dodgers from cabinet roles.
- The actions escalate political tensions over conscription and government formation.
Member of Knesset Michael Malchieli of the Shas party sharply criticized former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Tuesday, responding to Bennett's introduction of the "Der'i Law." Malchieli announced that he would advance a "Bennett Law" in the next government, stating that a "political trickster who stole the premiership with six mandates, against the will of his voters, will not be able to run for the Knesset again."
Malchieli's remarks came shortly after Bennett presented his initiative, which would prevent individuals who evaded military service or encourage evasion from serving in the diplomatic-security cabinet. The confrontation between the parties escalates the political discourse surrounding military conscription and the formation of the next government, with each side proposing legislation targeting their political rivals.
Bennett's proposed law aims to prevent draft dodgers from serving in the cabinet, while Malchieli's counter-proposal, dubbed the "Bennett Law," seeks to prevent politicians who he claims misled voters from running for Knesset.
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