A single report claims that Naor Narkis, a candidate for the Democrats party, withdrew from the IDF's prestigious Hatzavot program three years early and moved to Berlin, despite the military funding his degree.
A report circulating on Tuesday evening alleges that Naor Narkis, a candidate for the newly-formed Democrats party, did not complete the IDF's Hatzavot program — a prestigious military track that combines an academic degree with an accelerated command track. According to the report, Narkis left the program three years before its scheduled end and relocated to Berlin, despite the IDF having funded his tuition. The claim has been attributed to a single source and has not yet been corroborated by Narkis, his campaign, or other outlets. The timing of the report, less than two weeks before the election, positions it as a potential political attack, but no wider pattern or additional details have emerged at this stage.
2 developments
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- DevelopingDemocrats leader Yair Golan: Netanyahu selling 'total victory' lie as north burns
- DevelopingIDF prepares for several days of fighting, says Iran violated ceasefire
- DevelopingFormer IDF chief Eisenkot: government deal to stay in power is 'irresponsible, harmful to IDF'
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