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Politics07:12 · Jul 28

Israeli Judge Clarifies Law on Enforcing Criminal Charges, Not Yeshiva Drafts, in Supreme Court

By נטעאל בנדל
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli Judge Clarifies Law on Enforcing Criminal Charges, Not Yeshiva Drafts, in Supreme Court
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During a Supreme Court hearing on petitions against the law freezing arrests of draft-dodging ultra-Orthodox men, Judge Yael Wilner questioned the petitioners about their emphasis on the issue as a matter of war. She asked, "Why do you focus on war? Do you think such discrimination is acceptable during peacetime?" In response, Judge Daphne Barak-Erez clarified that the law in question is not about conscripting yeshiva students but rather about enforcing criminal law.

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