According to the news on the website of The Times of Israel newspaper, Netanyahu made statements to journalists following his London visit.
Netanyahu said that some groups that support the government’s projects such as judicial reform in Israel threaten not to enlist in the army after these projects are not passed by the parliament.
“Refusing to enlist is a huge danger to Israel.” Netanyahu said that this request will not be limited to just one group, but everyone can have the same request.
Saying that he expects a determined stance on the issue from security-related institutions, Netanyahu said, “The country cannot survive without an army.” made its assessment.
Criticizing the judicial reform package that caused mass protests in the country, 200 reserve pilots and 100 reserve military doctors announced that if the package becomes law, they will not participate in the trainings and they will not take up military duties.
Judicial reform was discussed in less than 1 minute at the end of the meeting
An Israeli prime ministerial official made a statement to The Times of Israel regarding the statement made by the British Prime Minister’s Office No.
The official, who also attended the meeting between the two prime ministers, said that the events taking place around the judicial reform package were discussed for less than a minute at the end of the meeting.
“The Prime Minister (Altar) stressed the importance of preserving the democratic values that underlie our relations, including the proposed judicial reforms in Israel,” the British Prime Minister’s Office No. 10 said in a statement regarding the meeting. statements were included.