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Yoaz Hendel Rules Out Government With Ultra-Orthodox or Arab Parties
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First reported by Srugim · 22 hours ago
What happened
Yoaz Hendel, founder of the 'Miluimnikim' party, declared he will not join a government including ultra-Orthodox or Arab parties, advocating for a 'Zionist government' focused on conscription and national issues. He criticized the current government's war conduct and economic policies, and believes those who don't serve the state should not benefit from it.
- 01Yoaz Hendel's party will not join a government with ultra-Orthodox or Arab parties.
- 02He advocates for a 'Zionist government' focused on conscription and national issues.
- 03Hendel criticizes the current government's war conduct and economic policies.
- 04He believes those not serving the state should not receive state benefits.
- 05Hendel calls for a commission of inquiry into the October 7 failures.
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