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Netanyahu Promises Defense Minister Vote on Draft Exemption Law but Skips Final Session

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Netanyahu Promises Defense Minister Vote on Draft Exemption Law but Skips Final Session
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דווח לראשונה בArutz Sheva · Jul 13, 2026

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Prime Minister Netanyahu promised Defense Minister Katz he would attend a key vote on a law exempting yeshiva students from arrest but did not appear. The law passed amid criticism from IDF leaders who warned it undermines military manpower and morale. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir sent an urgent letter opposing the law and its military oversight committee, citing operational distractions during ongoing conflict.

  • 01Netanyahu promised Defense Minister Katz to attend vote on draft exemption law but skipped last minute.
  • 02IDF officials criticize law as ignoring military needs and enabling draft evasion.
  • 03Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir sent urgent letter opposing law and its military committee provision.
  • 04Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana refused to personally manage the controversial vote.
  • 05Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chair Boaz Bismuth accused of ignoring IDF objections.
  • 06Zamir warned law would burden IDF amid ongoing multi-front conflict and harm troop morale.

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