Maariv – Adapted
Before the dispute arose over the government-led judicial reform, the situation of the army was at its worst, and for years, it had been losing its eligibility and readiness to go for a regional war in six fields; Iran, Hezbollah in Lebanon, militants supporting Iran and the Syrian army, Hamas and Jihad movements in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and inside Israel. Each wise person should remember that without a qualified army ready for war, we will have neither democracy nor dictatorship. Simply, we won't have a state.

The conflict over judicial reform ignites the situation and disintegrates the parties. This operation permeates the army, severely affects the combat weapons service and the encouraging of reservists to serve in the army. Rejecting the service is prohibited, because this would lead to a national disaster, while we suffer from the absence of leadership to help us get through this ordeal.

Our past soldiers fought in hard conditions, while the descent others continued to fight as they love Israel. To not lose this trust, politicians should be wise. If they don't save the state from disintegration, the leaders of political parties, who hold the direct and indirect responsibility, will badly mention the people of Israel in history books. Only reaching a moderate solution will save the country from collapse.