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After being released from military prison last week, 18-year-old Tal Mitnick, the first public conscientious objector to the genocide in Gaza, vowed to continue his stand against mandatory military service.
An 18-year-old Israeli man, who was jailed for refusing to serve in the Israeli military, has told Sky News he is prepared to go to prison again.
In late December, 18-year-old Tal Mitnick became the first Israeli to be jailed for refusing to serve in the Israeli Defence Force since the war began. Mitnick has said: “This land has a problem — there are two nations with an undeniable connection to this place[...] we could not erase the Palestinian people or their connection to this land, just as the Jewish people or our connection to that same land cannot be erased. The problem here is supremacy, the belief that this land belongs to only one people. [...]
There has been an increase in the number of Israeli youth who are refusing to enlist in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). When an Israeli citizen turns 18, they are obligated to enlist, but there are exceptions: Ultra-Orthodox Jews, for example, can avoid service if they are fully committed to study...
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