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YnetPolitics

Knesset Committee Approves Bill to Freeze Arrests of Draft Dodgers

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

The Knesset committee approved a bill to temporarily freeze arrests of draft dodgers, focusing on yeshiva students.

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  • Knesset committee approved the bill for second and third readings.
  • The bill addresses integration of yeshiva students.
  • It includes a temporary freeze on arrests of draft dodgers.
  • The arrangement is set by a temporary provision.
  • The bill aims to regulate military draft evasion among religious students.
Knesset Committee Approves Bill to Freeze Arrests of Draft Dodgers
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The Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee has approved for second and third readings a bill concerning the integration of yeshiva students. The legislation includes a temporary provision to establish a special arrangement that freezes the arrests of draft dodgers. This move aims to regulate the handling of individuals evading military service, particularly among religious students. The bill's approval by the committee marks a significant step toward its potential enactment into law, pending final Knesset approval.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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