Ex-IDF Soldier From Ultra-Orthodox Community Joins Breaking the Silence
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
An ultra-Orthodox woman who served in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit during the war has joined the "Breaking the Silence" organization after her discharge. She voluntarily enlisted, waiving her exemption from military service. Her new role with the critical watchdog group follows her IDF service.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- An ultra-Orthodox woman who served in the IDF has joined the "Breaking the Silence" organization.
- She voluntarily enlisted in the IDF during the war, waiving her exemption.
- The woman served in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.
- "Breaking the Silence" is known for its sharp criticism of IDF operations.
A woman from the ultra-Orthodox community, who voluntarily enlisted in the IDF during the war and waived her exemption, has announced she will be taking on a new role with the "Breaking the Silence" organization shortly after her discharge. Breaking the Silence is known for its strong criticism of IDF operations. The woman's decision to join the organization, which is often at odds with the military establishment, comes after her service in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit. Her move highlights a complex intersection of religious identity, military service, and critical engagement with the Israeli defense establishment.
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