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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Israeli Lawmakers Demand IDF Clarification on Haredi Draft Evasion Arrests

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IDF Reports Successful Arrests of Draft Dodgers and Deserters During Jewish Holidays

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The IDF has refuted claims of providing false information, stating that over 200 draft dodgers and deserters were arrested at border crossings during the High Holidays. The Military Police also conducted 15 proactive arrest attempts in September, resulting in eight arrests. These operations were in addition to routine activities and were coordinated with the police.

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  • The IDF reported over 200 arrests of draft dodgers and deserters during the High Holidays.
  • The Military Police conducted 15 proactive arrest attempts in September, with 8 successful.
  • The IDF denied claims of providing false information regarding these operations.
  • Arrests were intensified at border crossings during the High Holidays.
  • The operations were conducted in coordination with the police.
IDF Reports Successful Arrests of Draft Dodgers and Deserters During Jewish Holidays
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated that claims of them providing false information are incorrect. During the High Holidays (Chagai Tishrei), patrols and preparations for arresting draft dodgers and deserters were intensified at various border crossings, in addition to routine operations. More than 200 draft dodgers and deserters were proactively arrested at border crossings during the holidays. Concurrently, the Military Police conducted proactive arrests in coordination with the police. In September, the Military Police Corps initiated 15 attempts to arrest draft dodgers and deserters, successfully apprehending eight individuals.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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