Democrats party chairman Yair Golan condemned the Knesset's approval of the bill to freeze arrests of Haredi draft evaders, calling it 'one of the greatest moments of disgrace' and vowing that the government that turned evasion into a policy and the abandonment of the serving public into a way of life will go home, according to journalist Dvir Gabra.
As The Zioneer reported at 18:49, Democrats party chairman Yair Golan initially condemned the Knesset's approval of the freeze-arrests bill, calling it a 'moment of disgrace.' In a follow-up statement, Golan expanded on the criticism, saying the government that 'turned evasion into policy and the abandonment of the serving public into a way of life' will go home. The bill, which freezes arrests of Haredi draft evaders, passed earlier Tuesday amid opposition protests. The statement was reported by journalist Dvir Gabra.
2 developments
- DevelopingLiberman: No one is above the law, slams freeze on arrests of Haredi deserters
- DevelopingMK Meir Cohen: Freeze on deserters' arrests is 'legal laundering of desertion'
- DevelopingSenior security official: Chief of Staff letter against freeze on deserters' arrests is 'political move at lowest level'
- StrongNetanyahu admits arrest-freeze law 'failed' after it was approved
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