Haredi Draft News Today

Israel's Attorney General Said That the Conscription Law Submitted by Lawmaker Benny Gantz and Approved at First Reading in the Previous Government, Is Not Adapted to the Country's Present Security Situation. In Spite of That, Government Ministers Say They Plan to Approve It by the End of July

Gov't continuing judicial reform by disregarding binding legal opinion, attorney general says

Arbel added that there were 1,500 men in every haredi age-group who could be drafted immediately, and "who must be part of those carrying the burden."

This week, the IDF also leaked a potential plan for having Haredim serve as border security in the West Bank without having to formally join the IDF.

Smotrich's criticism was directed at Baharav-Miara refusal last week to support a government decision on haredi draft exemption.

The court’s ruling should serve as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and engagement on the issue of military service instead of pathetic threats of emigration and political discord.

Threats from the Chief Rabbinate that the hundreds of thousands of Torah mediocrities will leave Israel rather than be drafted are an abomination, especially during this war for Israel’s existence.

Believe me, you don't really want the haredim in the army. You don't want the haredim to make crucial decisions according to the Halacha. Think about it.

Now that he has left the government, Sa’ar said he intends to publicly challenge its policies.

The debate surrounding children’s costumes extends beyond Purim celebrations to broader societal issues, such as the role of the soldier and the exemption of yeshiva students from IDF service.