Israeli Newspaper Suggests "American Youth Should Fight Iran to Pay Off Their Debts"
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An article published in the Israeli press suggested that the US should recruit young men into the army in exchange for forgiving their debts, in order to meet the troop numbers needed for a possible ground operation against Iran.
An article published in the Israeli press proposed a noteworthy method for the US to obtain the number of troops it might need for a possible ground operation against Iran. The article, published in The Jerusalem Post, suggested that young Americans burdened with debt could have their student loans, credit card debts, and other liabilities forgiven in exchange for serving a certain period in the military. The article argued that this method coul…
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An article published in an Israeli newspaper suggested that the US administration, which would struggle to find soldiers for a possible ground operation against Iran, could encourage mass recruitment into the military by promising to forgive the debts of young people.
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