Family in Bnei Brak Finds Anti-Draft Messages on Cash Used to Buy Car

A family from Bnei Brak purchased a car with cash, only to discover written messages on some of the bills related to the contentious issue of yeshiva students' military conscription. The inscriptions included slogans such as "We will die but not enlist" and "Thanks to the Torah and its learners, the world will be saved." The sellers noticed these messages only after completing the transaction and reviewing the cash received. They expressed surprise and discomfort over the discovery. It remains unclear who wrote the messages or when, as the bills may have circulated through many hands before reaching the car-buying family. There is no indication that the person who paid was the author of the writings. This incident comes amid heightened public tension in Israel regarding the draft of yeshiva students. A major rally featuring prominent rabbis from various communities is scheduled in Jerusalem later the same evening to address the issue.