Netanyahu: Arrests of Yeshiva Students Unacceptable, Torah World Must Be Preserved
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Tuesday that the arrest of yeshiva students is unacceptable and that the Torah world must be preserved. He called the arrests a deliberate attempt to disrupt the voluntary recruitment of Haredim into the army. Netanyahu stated that those not studying should enlist.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the arrest of yeshiva students unacceptable.
- Netanyahu stated the Torah world must be preserved because it preserved the Jewish people.
- He described the arrests as an attempt to harm the voluntary Haredi enlistment process.
- Netanyahu said those not studying should go and enlist.
- The Prime Minister expressed deep respect for the world of Torah study.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that the arrest of yeshiva students is unacceptable and that the world of Torah study must be preserved because it has preserved the Jewish people. He characterized these arrests as a deliberate attempt to undermine the process of recruiting Haredim (ultra-Orthodox Jews) into the military without coercion.
Netanyahu emphasized that while he deeply respects the world of Torah, individuals who are not engaged in study should be drafted into the army. His remarks came amid ongoing tensions and discussions surrounding the military conscription of Haredi men, a sensitive issue in Israeli society.
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