The Frontline Communities Forum has invited all party leaders in Israel to professional working meetings, aiming to ensure that the northern issue will be at the center of the next government's national agenda, according to an N12 report.
The invitation, reported by N12, comes ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. The Forum, which represents local authorities along Israel's northern border, has previously raised concerns about security funding and the resilience of frontline communities. The working meetings are intended to press candidates to commit to prioritizing the northern security situation, including defense budgets and community protection, in the next government's agenda.
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