Israel’s chief rabbi threatens to emigrate
| The attempt of some political figures to cancel the military exemption of the extreme Sephardim movement has created a new crisis in the occupied territories. |
report Mehr News Agency, while supporters of the Sephardim extremist movement have held demonstrations in recent days against the efforts of some groups to cancel the military exemption of students of religious schools, Isaac Youssef, the chief rabbi of Sephardim Jews in Occupied territories said that if this movement is forced to do military service, all the followers of this group will migrate outside the occupied territories.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime quoted Youssef as saying: If we are forced to join the army, we will all go outside Israel, get tickets and We go from here. All lay people should understand this point.
The request of Yair Lapid, the head of the opposition of the Zionist regime’s cabinet, to Gadi Eysencht and Benny Gantz regarding the cancellation of military exemption for followers of Talmudic schools in the shadow of intensifying pressure on the current military forces of this regime. Caused by the Gaza war, it has created a new crisis in the occupied territories.
while Netanyahu’s cabinet is trying to continue exempting this group from military service, but increasing the amount of military service for the general residents of the occupied territories from 32 months to Increase by 36 months.
The Zionist regime has faced a shortage of military forces due to the entry into the Gaza war and the escape of a significant number of permanent and reserve forces.
