Yair Golan, leader of Israel’s Democratic Party, criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for corruption and prioritizing political survival over soldiers’ welfare, following reports of a budget plan intended to appease ultra-Orthodox parties amid military draft tensions. Golan accused Netanyahu of using public funds to “buy political loyalty” while soldiers are sent to Gaza and vowed to ensure conscription for all. The opposition claims Netanyahu is attempting to exempt Haredim from service to maintain coalition stability, amidst ongoing protests from the ultra-Orthodox community against mandatory military service.
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