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The prime minister has blamed the High Court and Attorney-General for preventing a permanent appointment.
The boycott is over the government’s delay in advancing a law that will likely exempt a majority of military-age haredi men from IDF service.
In an interview with The Media Line, Yair Lapid, Matan Kahana, and Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer address Israel’s escalating draft crisis as tensions mount over haredi exemptions.
"We are destroying more and more homes, they have nowhere to return to. The only inevitable outcome will be the desire of Gazans to emigrate outside of the Gaza Strip," Netanyahu stated.
The team analyzed bank accounts, data extracted from the suspects' phones, testimonies, and additional evidence to discover how the transfer of funds occurred, KAN stated.
He added that those who evade service should lose their right to vote: 'In my government, everyone will be drafted.'
Gantz also added that "important settlements need to happen in the West Bank, in the North and the South.”
Opposition head Yair Lapid said he did not believe the prime minister was doing everything he could for the hostages because this would mean the end of Netanyahu's political career.
The law was passed after discussions that lasted several weeks and ended with agreements between the coalition and the opposition.
The bill was initiated by Economy and Industry Minister Nir Barkat, and MK Moshe Saada, both members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party.
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