Reservist Rabbis’ Protest Over Women in Combat Reopens Tensions Between Halacha and Army Orders

דווח לראשונה בArutz Sheva · Jun 11, 2026

מה קרה

A televised debate over women in combat, especially in the Armored Corps, reignited the clash between religious objections and IDF policy. Panelists argued over halacha, past anti-enlistment campaigns, and the growing legitimacy of women fighters after October 7. A reserve female combat commander said her religious family and community fully supported her service.

• 01Rabbinic opposition to women in combat resurfaced during a TV discussion.
• 02Israel Cohen framed mixed-gender service as a strict halachic prohibition.
• 03Tami Shinkman described a costly past campaign to keep women out of the IDF.
• 04Shai Har-Zvi called the continued debate a disgrace in 2026.
• 05Paran Raz said her religious family and community fully supported her combat service.

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Channel 13Center · עבריתJun 12, 2026

Reservist Rabbis’ Protest Over Women in Combat Reopens Tensions Between Halacha and Army Orders

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