A heated discussion took place in the Finance Committee to discuss providing compensation to businesses following the war on Monday. During the discussion, complaints were raised against the Ministry of Finance regarding the difficulty of reserve soldiers in exercising their rights.
Participating in the discussion was Lior Moshayev, a family business owner in Be'er Sheva who was drafted into the reserves together with his brother. He expressed his frustration: "The family has a supermarket and guest houses. My brother and I were drafted on October 7. My brother is getting missiles on his head in the north, I fought for a few days ago in Sejaiya and I'm probably coming back there. We collapsed. We really didn't think twice. We left on the first day, families and kids and the business. We simply abandoned it. We were called to the flag and ran, and now the business has collapsed."
He added: "There was no one to run the business, we took junior workers who tried to rob us, raised our rent before the fighting. It's a catastrophe. I don't know how I'm going to end my day. I'm afraid to transfer credit to the girl's Similac, the fridge is empty. I didn't get anything, a shekel. I've reached out to everyone, I've sent messages, I'm risking my life every day when bullets go over my head. I'm protecting you, is there anyone else whose fridge is empty? Anyone else who didn't get a salary? Haven't any of you received a salary?"
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