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

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IDF Detains Chabad Students, Offers Enlistment or Prison

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Dozens of Chabad students returning from religious studies in New York were detained by the IDF at Ben Gurion Airport and transferred to an induction center. They were given a choice: enlist in the military with a suspended sentence or face military prison. The IDF stated it is enforcing conscription laws and will offer service tracks adapted to their religious lifestyle. Chabad representatives criticized the detentions, citing the large number of Chabad members already serving.

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  • Dozens of Chabad students returning from New York were detained by the IDF at Ben Gurion Airport.
  • Students face a choice between enlisting in the IDF or going to military prison.
  • Those who enlist will receive suspended disciplinary sentences and be released from custody.
  • The IDF stated it is enforcing compulsory military service laws equally.
  • Chabad representatives criticized the detentions, calling them disgraceful and unnecessary.
IDF Detains Chabad Students, Offers Enlistment or Prison
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