Bennett open to Netanyahu ministerial role under strict conditions
Published 6h ago · Latest report 1h ago
Naftali Bennett conditionally opened the door for Benjamin Netanyahu to join a future government.
Naftali Bennett announced he would permit Benjamin Netanyahu to serve as a minister in a future administration provided he backs foundational opposition principles, including military draft reform and a state inquiry. Other opposition figures immediately rejected the prospect, arguing that leaders in power during the October 7 attacks remain unfit to govern. Meanwhile, Bennett proposed redirecting billions of shekels away from citizens who evade military service toward IDF personnel.
- The conditionBennett demanded that Netanyahu support a constitution, universal enlistment, and a state commission of inquiry.
- The proposalBennett pledged to redirect 30000000000 shekels from draft evaders directly to soldiers serving in the military.
- The reactionOpposition leaders rejected the idea of including Netanyahu in a future government due to his tenure during past security failures.
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Political realignments in Israel ahead of potential future elections have intensified debates over military service burdens and accountability for security failures. The contentious issue of universal conscription for ultra-Orthodox Israelis remains a central flashpoint in the country's coalition politics.
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- HaaretzBennett open to Netanyahu as minister, opposition leaders rule it out1h ago · open ↗
- The Jerusalem PostBennett pledges to redirect 'NIS 30 billion from draft evaders,' to those serving in the IDF2h ago · open ↗
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