Six Draft Dodgers Apprehended at Ben Gurion Airport Attempting to Flee Israel
Six individuals attempting to leave Israel were apprehended by security teams at Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) on Tuesday. The travelers were stopped as they tried to depart the country.
Following their detention, the six were transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority for further processing. During the examination, it was discovered that all six were subject to military conscription orders, which prohibit their departure from Israel.
According to the Airport Authority, two of the individuals were intercepted at Terminal 1, while the other four were stopped at Terminal 3. The Population and Immigration Authority confirmed that the individuals are required to enlist and that existing conscription orders prevent them from leaving the country.
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מי סיקר את זה
Not in the Left press
7 מרכז4 ימין
- Centre7 / 11
- Right1 / 4
- Haredi press2 / 3
- Religious press1 / 3
- Business press1 / 5
לא סיקרו: Left · Arabic press · Russian press
ראשון לפרסם: Behadrei Haredim · האחרון אחרי 2.5 שע׳
Outlets vary between neutral terms like 'travelers' or 'Haredi men' (Behadrei Haredim, Kikar HaShabbat) and stronger 'draft dodgers/deserters' (Kan, Mako, N12, Now 14, Ynet); verbs range from 'apprehended,' 'detained,' 'arrested,' to 'caught'; Ynet uniquely names Uman/Ukraine as the destination, others say generic 'abroad.'
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Outlets vary between neutral terms like 'travelers' or 'Haredi men' (Behadrei Haredim, Kikar HaShabbat) and stronger 'draft dodgers/deserters' (Kan, Mako, N12, Now 14, Ynet); verbs range from 'apprehended,' 'detained,' 'arrested,' to 'caught'; Ynet uniquely names Uman/Ukraine as the destination, others say generic 'abroad.'