An Israeli prime minister has announced plans to push forward legislation targeting the consequences faced by military personnel, framing the issue as a critical national concern. The proposed bills aim to rectify what officials describe as severe and lasting harm suffered by soldiers, though specifics of the measures remain under discussion. The move comes amid ongoing debates over military welfare and compensation policies, with lawmakers expected to weigh the proposals in the coming weeks. Supporters argue the reforms are long overdue, while critics may question their scope and implementation.
Israeli prime minister pledges to advance two bills aimed at addressing the 'immense damage' done to Israeli soldiers.
