Hundreds of Breslov Hasidic Children Protest IDF Draft Evasion Arrests
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Hundreds of Breslov Hasidic children protested outside Prison 10 on Monday against the arrest of over 250 community members for draft evasion. The arrests occurred during Elul and Tishrei for failing to enlist in the IDF. Senior rabbis led the rally, which included prayers and calls to resist mandatory service. Police maintained order at the protest.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Hundreds of Breslov Hasidic children protested outside Prison 10 against draft evasion arrests.
- Over 250 young men and married students were arrested for failing to report for IDF conscription.
- The arrests took place during the months of Elul and Tishrei.
- Senior rabbis Moshe Kramer and Yaakov Meir Shchachter led the protest rally.
- Protesters included prayers and calls to resist mandatory military service.
- Police maintained order at the demonstration.
Hundreds of children from the Breslov Hasidic community gathered on Monday for a protest rally outside Prison 10, demonstrating against the arrest of over 250 young men and married students from their community. These individuals were apprehended during the months of Elul and Tishrei for failing to report for IDF conscription. The protest, led by senior rabbis Moshe Kramer and Yaakov Meir Shchachter, included prayers, singing, and cries against the detention of yeshiva students and draft evaders seeking to travel to Uman. Rabbi Kramer addressed the attendees, encouraging them to continue their struggle against mandatory military service. Rabbi Shchachter then led the children and participants in reciting Psalms and accepting the yoke of heaven. Police and security forces were present at the scene to maintain order around the detention facility during the gathering.
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