Avigdor Lieberman signals willingness to compromise on Haredi draft law

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman stated he is willing to compromise on the military conscription law to form a coalition without Benjamin Netanyahu, ruling out a minority government relying on Arab parties and rejecting a rotation agreement.

An opinion piece by Nir Mozes, directly addressing Avigdor Lieberman and urging him to compromise on the issue of Haredi conscription in order to join the coalition and replace the current government. The author, who lives in New York, describes her personal frustration over the gap between families of soldiers who have been harmed in the war and those of evaders, and her anger at the billions flowing into a system that enables evasion. She also criticizes the government's conduct in Gaza and the West Bank, and warns of Israel's deteriorating standing in the world. The article concludes with a call for Lieberman to enter a government that will bring change, while finding a 'golden path' on the conscription issue.