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Yesh Atid's president, Yair Lapid, criticized Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at the beginning of the faction's weekly meeting on Monday, saying the prime minister was trying to dilute the bill.
"Once again, they will give tens of millions of shekels to IDF escapees, to the detriment of those who serve in the army, work and pay taxes," said Lapid. "It's a shady market, it's like a shady market, we will not support a shady market law."
Lapid sharply criticized the Prime Minister's behavior and the decision to ask the Supreme Court to extend the deadline for the adoption of a new bill.
"In six days, the deadline set by the High Court of Justice to pbad the bill will be over." The government has again requested an extension. </ P> <p> As usual, since the petition was ours, the High Court of Justice will turn to We must accept our position and I want to spare them the tension: there will be no extension There is no reason to extend it!
"The law that the IDF has written and approved is an opportunity to reach a rare consensus.It is enough that the Prime Minister promises that there will be no suspicious market and that it is possible to adopt it in its current language. "
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