“Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” Israel’s View

Does allowing Gay Soldiers to serve openly in the military really effect Unit Cohesion and Compromise on the Good Moral Order and Discipline of the U.S. Military?

David Saranga, a former Israel Defense Force (IDF) Officer said about Gay Soldiers serving in the IDF, “It’s a non-issue…You can be a very good Officer, a creative one, a brave one and be Gay at the same time.”

More here from Ynet News.com

Related: Pentagon’s DADT Report Includes Consideration of Moral and Religious Objections —Howard M. Friedman, Law Professor Univ of Toledo

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One Response to ““Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” Israel’s View”

  1. Tong says:
    December 10, 2010 at 8:14 am

    Israel has conscription. Negates the want to serve honorably, with must serve by law.

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