"We didn't implement it": Bennett revealed — this is the reason the plan to eliminate Sinwar was shelved
The National Youth Conference of the National Union of Students was held at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem ahead of the Knesset elections. Bennett presented a target of 30 reserve days next year and promised to advance the Servicemen's Law; Hendel called on Ofer Winter to abandon the alliance with Netanyahu and the Haredi parties; Ben Gvir said Israel is losing the Galilee and the Negev.
The National Youth Conference of the National Union of Students was held on Sunday at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, ahead of the Knesset elections. The conference placed at the center of its agenda the cost of living, the future of employment, and the mental and academic resilience of the younger generation. Naftali Bennett said he is aiming for a target of 30 reserve days next year, and declared: "The first decision I will make for the future generation is to pass the Servicemen's Law. The law will direct all that money to those who choose to serve and do active reserve duty." According to him, the move is meant in the short term to create fairness and in the long term to lead to Haredi enlistment. Bennett also revealed an unimplemented plan to eliminate Yahya Sinwar, and the article's headline quotes him: "We didn't implement it." Yoaz Hendel called on Ofer Winter to abandon the alliance with Netanyahu and the Haredi parties. Itamar Ben Gvir said that "we are losing the Galilee and the Negev." The article notes that in almost all the panels, including those that did not deal directly with politics, security or enlistment, the issue of reservists and the burden of service came up, which may indicate the importance of the issue among the student public.