The deputy commander of a soldier who was discharged has reportedly called on his comrades from the right-wing 'El HaDerech' movement to attend a protest near the Knesset while in uniform, according to a report. The call criticizes what he describes as selective enforcement, noting that he himself was not dismissed.
According to a report, the deputy commander of a soldier recently dismissed from the IDF has called on his comrades from the right-wing religious-nationalist movement 'El HaDerech' to stage a protest near the Knesset while wearing their uniforms. The call criticizes what he describes as selective enforcement within the military, noting that he himself was not dismissed despite his involvement. The El HaDerech movement is known for its activism within the IDF. The protest is expected to draw attention to the dismissal and the broader issue of enforcement in the military.
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