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Dr. Chana Katan Questions Election Promises on IDF Conscription

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Dr. Chana Katan criticized politicians for abandoning election promises on military conscription, arguing that the IDF's need for more combat soldiers and a fairer burden-sharing is being ignored. She highlighted that political shifts have softened stances made before the elections, prioritizing expediency over security needs. Katan urged a focus on practical solutions to increase recruits and ensure equitable service, stating that Israel's security cannot wait for political agreements.

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  • Dr. Chana Katan criticizes politicians for abandoning election promises on IDF conscription.
  • She argues that the IDF's need for more combat soldiers is being overlooked.
  • Katan highlights the shift from unequivocal promises to softened political positions.
  • She calls for a focus on security needs and fairer sharing of military service.
  • Katan states Israel's security situation cannot wait for political agreements.

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