Opposition leader Naftali Bennett said Monday that the government formed after October 7 has relegated women to second-class status, vowing to restore women to top leadership positions and prioritize their personal security under his next government, according to N12.
Former Prime Minister and opposition leader Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Together party, issued a sharp critique of the current government on Monday, accusing it of treating women as second-class citizens. In a statement carried by N12, Bennett said the government's conduct has marginalized women in government ministries, the Knesset, and public life. He pledged that under a future government led by him, women would be returned to the most influential positions and their personal security would be made the top priority. Bennett has been a vocal critic of the government's security and social policies, positioning himself for a return to leadership.
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- DevelopingBennett vowed to probe post-Oct 7 actions, cancel coalition laws upon forming government
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