Title: Prime Minister Netanyahu Holds Urgent Meeting in Kirya, Discusses IDF Readiness and Legal Matters
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri, and Justice Minister Yariv Levin held an urgent meeting at Kirya in Tel Aviv following a security meeting with Defense Minister Yoav Galant, the Chief of Staff, and other top military officials, including the Air Force commander. It has been clarified that the meeting does not directly relate to the preceding security discussions but is presumed to address either the legislation of the legal revolution or the conscription law.
This meeting follows a separate gathering where Prime Minister Netanyahu met with Defense Minister Galant, the Chief of Staff, the head of the National Security Council, and other high-ranking officials to discuss the “Readiness of the IDF for its missions.” During this meeting, the Prime Minister’s Office stated that “senior officials presented the Prime Minister with an overview of the IDF’s competence and cohesion, highlighting the measures being taken in the field.” The Prime Minister has instructed officials to ensure the IDF’s preparedness for routine as well as emergency situations in the face of any challenge.
Expressing his gratitude for the ongoing efforts to maintain competence, readiness, and cohesion within the IDF, Prime Minister Netanyahu firmly rejected the notion of conditional reserve service. All participants in the meeting agreed that political disputes should remain separate from the military’s operations and functioning.
The urgent meeting held in Kirya reflects the Prime Minister’s commitment to address both military preparedness and crucial legal matters. As discussions continue, further updates regarding the outcome of the meeting are anticipated.
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