Attorney Argues in Supreme Court That Law Freezing Haredi Draft Arrests Is Unlawful and Discriminatory
Attorney Enar Helman, representing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, addressed the Supreme Court during hearings on petitions against the law freezing arrests of draft-dodging Haredi men. Helman described the law as "flawed and harmful," stating it fails to meet even a single criterion of the legal limitation clause. He emphasized that the Knesset must respect the Attorney General's guidance from the outset rather than relying on the courts to intervene later. Helman warned that the law, which creates discrimination in criminal enforcement, should not stand even for a week and called it unacceptable to enact such legislation.
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