Haredi Hesder Yeshiva Heads Urge Netanyahu to Halt Draft Evader Arrests for a Year
Heads of the Haredi hesder yeshivas sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asking him to stop arrests of draft evaders for one year. They said the current policy is undermining their institutions and called for a temporary order suspending such arrests for that period.
In the letter, they wrote, “Our enterprise is being shaken.” They urged the government to enact a one-year temporary provision to halt arrests of draft evaders, saying that during that time they would work on developing solutions.
The appeal was sent to Netanyahu without any indication in the article of a response or next steps from the prime minister's office. The request is framed as a one-year pause aimed at reaching an agreed framework.
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