After a series of defiant tweets on the social network Twitter against the Haredi, following the demand of the Haredi factions to amend the draft law, this morning (Wednesday) Judy Shalom Nir Mozes, the wife of the Minister of the Interior, was added to the WhatsApp group 'Hot from the Field', in which large Haredi recruits, volunteers, and employers participate - and was amazed to hear from them personal testimonies about their volunteering.
The discussion, during which the volunteers introduced themselves, was interrupted more than once when some members had to abandon it to jump into another call, one of many, to rescue and treat the injured.
After presenting her position and receiving a completely different perspective, firsthand, about Haredim who give their lives in complete voluntary service, 365 days a year, throughout their lives, Mozes wrote:
Want more news, videos and stories? Join the Haredim 10 WhatsApp channel >>
""Friends I really had the privilege of knowing and reading, I wish all the conversation was like this. It's a shame we don't see these faces as often. I have to go out, trying to make a living...""
With this, Judy ended the fascinating and rare discussion in the Haredi group of drivers, not before stating what everyone knows: "Litzman is the best health minister in Israel...""
This morning, the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth gave a boost to the struggle waged by the Yesh Atid faction and the Forum for Equal Burden against amending the draft law. The newspaper dedicated its front page to the issue, under the headline: "The Next Crisis: Repeal of the Law for Ultra-Orthodox Drafting - The Battle for the Equal Burden Law Renewed.".
Adding fuel to the fire of incitement was Judy Moses, who tweeted:
""Bubbling and irritable in the morning. I don't understand why my son is enlisting in two weeks and the Haredi's son isn't? Why do non-Haredi parents like us have a terrible chance of losing a child.".
Moses added: "And the Haredim who make a living from the taxes we pay, there is no such risk, because they don't enlist. Why? Is my child's blood less thick? Is his life less important than theirs??""
Mozes addressed Netanyahu: "Calling on King Bibi to immediately throw away! The proposal to repeal the law for the conscription of the Haredim! Or for exchanges that would give 3 years of national service.".
She ended with another tweet: "Friends, it's time to stop being passive. Kudos to the Haredim who, despite social pressure, despite environmental hostility, are enlisting. Hopefully, the exceptions will become the rule. 3 years for the state. In any way. Like my children give.".
