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Dozens of Chabad Yeshiva Students Detained at Ben Gurion Airport Over Unresolved Military Status

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Now 14Politics

United Torah Judaism Slams Yeshiva Students' Detention at Ben Airport

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Hebrew · Sole source

Asher has requested an immediate intervention from Central Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg. The IDF confirmed the detentions, stating the students would be processed according to law.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Asher claims the detentions are a deliberate attempt to create chaos and disrupt elections.
  • He stated the delays directly harm the democratic process.
  • Asher called for immediate intervention from Elections Committee Chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg.
  • The IDF confirmed the detentions and stated students would be judged by law.

In a statement released Tuesday, Asher alleged that the detentions were a deliberate attempt to create chaos and disrupt the upcoming elections. He stated that many of these students were scheduled to vote in key cities, and their delay constitutes a direct blow to the democratic process.

Asher has urgently appealed to Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg, who also serves as the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, demanding immediate intervention. "I call on Justice Sohlberg to intervene immediately and stop the disruption of the elections," Asher concluded. The IDF stated that the students would be judged according to the law.

Now 14Right · Jerusalem

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