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Israeli Reservists Urge Politicians to Ensure Equal Service Burden

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Israeli reservists are urging politicians to prioritize national security and ensure an equal burden of service, particularly concerning the ultra-Orthodox exemption from mandatory military duty. Many reservists have served hundreds of days during the ongoing war, facing personal and professional sacrifices. They warn that a continued lack of broad-based enlistment poses an existential threat to Israel and call for concrete action from the incoming government to address these critical security needs.

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  • Israeli reservists are warning politicians against betraying their trust by not ensuring equal service burden.
  • Many reservists have served over 500 days during the current war, facing significant personal sacrifices.
  • Concerns are raised about the ultra-Orthodox exemption from mandatory military service impacting national security.
  • Reservists emphasize that broad-based enlistment is an existential necessity for the State of Israel.
  • Physician Dr. Pnina Pogoda and Sharon Brik-Deshen highlighted the severe troop shortage and need for shared responsibility.
Israeli Reservists Urge Politicians to Ensure Equal Service Burden
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