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  1. Supreme Court rulings reshape Israeli military service requirements
  2. Coalition agrees to finance non-enlisting Haredim to mitigate severe IDF manpower shortages.

A new law has been passed providing exemptions from military service for Haredi religious groups.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 25
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A new law has been passed providing exemptions from military service for Haredi religious groups.

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  1. Supreme Court rules that Haredi groups must enlist in the military.1 source
  2. New law exempting Haredi from military service1 source

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Coalition agrees to finance non-enlisting Haredim to mitigate severe IDF manpower shortages. All 2 developments

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