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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Ultra-Orthodox Jews Make Up 83% of Israeli Draft Dodgers

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IDF Blamed by Police After Draft Dodger Raid Descends into Chaos

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Police are blaming the IDF's Military Police for a chaotic incident in Modi’in where hundreds of Haredi men disrupted an arrest attempt of a draft dodger. The IDF reported eight arrests out of 15 attempts in September, a fraction of the 80,000 registered draft dodgers. Residents described the night as terrifying, with rioters entering homes and injuring a policewoman. Modi’in Mayor Haim Bibas called the event a serious failure that encourages lawlessness.

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  • Police blamed IDF Military Police for a chaotic draft dodger arrest attempt in Modi’in.
  • Hundreds of Haredi protesters disrupted the arrest, preventing the deserter from being taken into custody.
  • The IDF reported eight arrests out of 15 attempts in September, a small fraction of 80,000 draft dodgers.
  • Residents described the incident as terrifying, with rioters entering homes and injuring a policewoman.
  • Modi’in Mayor Haim Bibas called the event a serious failure that emboldens lawbreakers.
IDF Blamed by Police After Draft Dodger Raid Descends into Chaos
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