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Ongoing Story· Day 2

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Bnei Brak Event to Award 147,000 Shekels to Yeshiva Students Jailed for Draft Evasion

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An event in Bnei Brak will distribute 147,000 shekels to yeshiva students who have been imprisoned for evading military service. The ceremony is described as awarding scholarships to "Torah prisoners." Rabbi Machfoud, a member of the Shas council, is expected to attend the event.

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  • An event in Bnei Brak will distribute 147,000 shekels to individuals evading military service.
  • The funds are designated as scholarships for yeshiva students imprisoned for draft evasion.
  • The invitation refers to the recipients as "Torah prisoners" who "merited to sit in military prison."
  • Rabbi Machfoud, a member of the Shas council, is listed as a participant.

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