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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Chief Assures Haredi Students Military Won't Alter Their Identity

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir met with haredi students, assuring them the military respects their religious identity and does not seek to change it. He stressed the importance of integrating haredi men into the IDF to bolster manpower, especially after the October 7 events. Zamir emphasized the need for commanders to lead haredi soldiers with sensitivity and respect for their beliefs. The meeting highlighted the IDF's commitment to allowing service members to maintain their identity while contributing to national security.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir assured haredi students the military respects their religious identity.
  • Zamir stated the IDF's goal is for haredi soldiers to serve and leave maintaining their identity.
  • He emphasized integrating haredi men is crucial for bolstering IDF manpower.
  • The October 7 events highlighted the need to expand IDF ranks, Zamir said.
  • Commanders must lead haredi soldiers with sensitivity and respect for their beliefs.

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