Hesder Soldiers Allowed to Leave Before Women's Singing at Ceremony
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Hesder soldiers will be allowed to leave a ceremony before women's singing, a change implemented after initial objections. The decision by the Golani Training Base commander followed efforts by Rabbi Uri Levy. The ceremony, commemorating soldiers fallen in the October 7 war, will also see Hesder soldiers excluded from the honor guard. The change aims to accommodate religious soldiers while maintaining ceremony unity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hesder soldiers can leave a ceremony before women's singing after a command change.
- The Golani Training Base commander made the decision following rabbi's efforts.
- Hesder soldiers will not participate in the honor guard at the event.
- Female solo performances were canceled, with mixed performers only during Hatikva.
- The change accommodates religious soldiers' observance of IDF Joint Service regulations.
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