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Israel's Future Threatened by Division, Unity Essential for Survival
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An opinion piece argues that Israel faces existential threats from its haredi population, external security, and internal division, which can only be overcome through national unity. By 2065, haredim may form one-third of the population, potentially not serving in the army. The author criticizes current political approaches, stating only a unified government can address all three issues simultaneously. Achieving this unity is presented as crucial for Israel's survival and strength in the next 50 years.
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- Israel faces existential threats from its haredi population, external security, and internal division.
- By 2065, haredim may comprise nearly one-third of Israel's population, potentially not serving in the army.
- The author argues that only national unity can enable Israel to tackle these multiple threats simultaneously.
- Different political factions are seen as capable of addressing only one of the three major challenges.
- Achieving unity is presented as essential for Israel's strength and survival over the next 50 years.
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