The integration of ultra-Orthodox recruits into the IDF service tracks is underway to support the security of the State of Israel.
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Updated May 27
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What happened
The integration of ultra-Orthodox recruits into the IDF service tracks is underway to support the security of the State of Israel.
Who's involved
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Part of
Israeli military service reform and conscription debateAlso in this story
- Police dispersed protesters who were demonstrating against draft evasion.
- A religious bloc has shared its views on the ongoing conscription policy debate.
- Officials met to discuss the ultra-Orthodox draft issue, leading to accusations of prompting international complaints.
- Gideon Saar resigned amid acute manpower shortages and petitions regarding the draft evasion law, escalating the coalition crisis.
The entities involved
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Israel Defense Forces
combined military forces of Israel
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- Police reviewed readiness with military commanders.
- An incident occurred within the military force of Israel.