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IDF Chief Pledges Haredi Recruits Will Maintain Religious Identity

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IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir visited a haredi yeshiva, promising that recruits would maintain their religious identity during service. He stressed the security need for more recruits but committed the IDF to adapting conditions and training commanders to respect haredi soldiers' way of life. Zamir linked this to lessons from the October 7 attacks and his "Hoshen" plan for societal integration within the military.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir promised haredi recruits they would maintain their religious identity during service.
  • Zamir visited a haredi hesder yeshiva in Gan Yavne, emphasizing the security need for expanded recruitment.
  • The IDF is committed to adapting service conditions and training commanders to respect haredi soldiers' way of life.
  • Zamir linked increased recruitment to lessons learned from the October 7 attacks and the ongoing war.
  • He discussed his "Hoshen" plan, aiming to integrate diverse segments of Israeli society within the IDF.

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