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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Hendel Warns Israel Could 'Fall Apart' Over Draft Compromise

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Yoaz Hendel, former minister and head of the Reservists' Party, warned that Israel could "fall apart" if the anti-Netanyahu bloc compromises with haredi parties on military conscription. Hendel, whose party failed to enter the Knesset, accused the bloc of abandoning reservists and their principles. He stated his fight for the country's unity will continue outside parliament, despite his party's electoral setback.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Yoaz Hendel warns Israel could 'fall apart' over a draft compromise with haredi parties.
  • Hendel's party failed to cross the electoral threshold in the recent election.
  • He accuses the anti-Netanyahu bloc of abandoning reservists and their principles.
  • Avigdor Liberman had previously shown flexibility on the haredi draft law.
  • Hendel vows to continue his fight for Israel's unity outside the Knesset.
Hendel Warns Israel Could 'Fall Apart' Over Draft Compromise
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