Netanyahu Condemns Rabbi Lando's Harsh Criticism of Religious Zionist Soldiers
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned Rabbi Lando's remarks accusing Religious Zionist soldiers of murder, defending their service to Israel.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected Rabbi Lando's harsh criticism of Religious Zionist soldiers.
- Rabbi Lando called some Religious Zionists "wicked" and accused them of murder in the army.
- Netanyahu described Lando's comments as "shocking" and unacceptable.
- He emphasized that soldiers from all sectors risk their lives to protect Israel.
- Netanyahu highlighted the unity of religious, secular, and ultra-Orthodox soldiers in the IDF.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly rejected recent remarks made by Rabbi Lando, a leader of the Degel HaTorah party, who criticized the Religious Zionist community. Rabbi Lando described some members of this group as "wicked," accusing them of killing people in the army and calling it "murder." Netanyahu responded by condemning these statements as "shocking" and firmly defended the soldiers from the Religious Zionist sector. He emphasized that soldiers from all backgrounds, religious, secular, and ultra-Orthodox, leave their homes, jobs, and families to risk their lives protecting the State of Israel, its citizens, and the Jewish people as a whole.
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