Israel to Silence Army Radio: A Move for Neutrality
Israel's Defence Minister announced plans to shut down the army's radio station, citing the need to maintain the military's non-partisan stance and public trust. The station is scheduled to cease broadcasts by March 1, 2026.
In a significant move, Israel's Defence Minister has proposed the closure of the army's radio station. This decision aims to preserve the military's non-partisan nature, as stated on Wednesday.
The closure is expected to enhance public trust in the military, ensuring it remains unbiased and apolitical.
The station, a staple in Israeli media, is anticipated to end its broadcasts by March 1, 2026, further strengthening the military's independence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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