Tal Law News Today

As of April 1, some 66,000 haredim from 18-26 can -- at least technically -- be drafted into the army.

Haredi party leaders warned that if the bill includes economic sanctions and recruitment quotas, they will leave the government.

Benny Gantz and some Likud members have expressed strong opposition to the proposed plan.

Israel's draft law battle is as old as the State

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The issue of a law that would give ultra-Orthodox youth an exemption from compulsory IDF service has risen many times over Israel’s history and especially so recently.

‘Progressive’ chief justice has been harsh towards Palestinians but also sided with the underprivileged and come under criticism by the right wing

Petitioners claim legislation undermines democracy; government insists court has no right to intervene. High Court justices may decide time is not ripe for such a fateful decision

High Court President Esther Hayut aims for a bombshell Bibi ruling

Lowering the IDF exemption age for haredim will lower the age barrier for entry into the Israeli workforce (from age 27) and unlock the gates to the workforce and to higher education.

Israelis have been watching the court slide from being a bastion of justice to a culture of leftist legal supremacy.