Likud Party: Draft Dodgers Will Go to Jail
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The Likud party stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu believes ultra-Orthodox men who refuse military service should go to jail. Likud claims their government will draft 23,000 ultra-Orthodox men in three years, contrasting this with a "left bloc" proposal for only 5,000. The party accused the "left bloc" of collaborating with figures like Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas, whom Likud described with strong negative labels. Likud urged voters to reject what they called the "left's fake news" and vote for their party.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that those refusing military draft will go to jail.
- The Likud party claims their government will draft 23,000 ultra-Orthodox men in three years.
- Likud contrasted their draft plan with a "left bloc" proposal to draft only 5,000 men.
- The party accused the "left bloc" of collaborating with figures like Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas.
- Likud alleged the "left bloc" offered ultra-Orthodox men full exemption for political support.
- The party urged voters to reject "fake news" and vote for Likud.
The Likud party responded to statements made by Prime Minister Netanyahu, calling them a "fake news" storm. Netanyahu has consistently stated that ultra-Orthodox men who do not study Torah should serve in the army, and those who refuse to enlist will face jail time. Likud claims that while they plan to draft 23,000 ultra-Orthodox men over three years, the "left bloc" has proposed a law to draft only 5,000. The party further alleges that behind closed doors, the left bloc is offering ultra-Orthodox men full exemption in exchange for their support in ousting Netanyahu.
Likud accused the "left bloc" of enlisting supporters of terrorism, specifically naming Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas, to form a left-wing government. The party asserted that figures like Izencot, Bennet, Lieberman, and Golan are aligned with Tibi and Abbas, whom Likud characterizes as calling IDF soldiers "war criminals," Hamas a "charity organization," and advocating for the removal of Judaism from the country. Likud criticized the media and left-wing spokespeople for remaining silent on these issues and urged voters not to fall for the "left's fake news" but to vote for Likud.
