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In Israel, Haredi Jews are exempt from compulsory military service due to their religious education. This exemption has been a subject of political debate for years and has been criticized by secular and nationalist groups, saying that it increases the personnel shortage of the army.
According to the news broadcast on Israel's Channel 12 television, Bennett made serious strategic security warnings.
"The Israeli army is at risk of collapse." Bennett stated that there is not enough military force to face the threats expressed by Netanyahu, and that long-lasting conflicts have worn out the army and damaged operational readiness. Stating that the army will have to leave some areas it controls due to the military shortage, Bennett criticized the Netanyahu government's stance supporting the exemption of Ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredi) from military service with the following words:
"THEY PREFER TO DIE THAN MILITARY SERVICE"
"Voting for the coalition that supports exemption from compulsory military service means voting directly against the Israeli army. While Netanyahu talks about the danger of external attack, on the other hand, he encourages mass desertions that will lead to the collapse of the army. So who will fight the threats?" On his social media account, Bennet shared the following about Ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredi), who are exempt from compulsory military service: "So who is responsible for the 120 thousand Haredi young people who preferred to die rather than serve? The responsibility for this is not on the Haredis, but on the Israeli government."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Legal changes will be brought to the agenda regarding exemption from compulsory military service for the Haredi community
Possible · Within months

King of Morocco VI. Mohammed appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri to form the new government after the September 23 parliamentary elections. El Mansouri was born in 1976, studied law in France and served first as mayor of Marrakech and later as Minister of National Planning, Urbanization, Housing and Urban Policy. She made history as the first female prime minister of Morocco and the second female prime minister in the Arab world.

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It was claimed that DDK President Salih Tanrıkulu left his duties at Borsa Istanbul after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed the State Supervisory Board to examine investment fund transactions in the capital markets. Since no official statement was made, his decision to resign was reflected in the media.
Saudi Arabia's Council of Ministers met in Riyadh under the chairmanship of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and approved the agreement with Türkiye providing mutual exemption from visa obligations for diplomatic and special passport holders. The agreement was signed in Ankara on May 6, 2026 and was previously published in the Official Gazette by Presidential decision. Passport holders within its scope will gain the right to visa-free entry, exit, transit and temporary entry for periods not exceeding 90 days in every 180 days.

King of Morocco VI. Mohammed appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, leader of the Originality and Modernity Party (PAM), who received the most votes after the September 23 parliamentary elections, as the country's first female prime minister. El Mansouri previously served as Mayor of Marrakesh and Minister of Urban Planning, Housing and Urban Policies. She became the second woman to hold the post of prime minister in the Arab world.