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Ultra-Orthodox March Against IDF Sparks Outrage, Coalition Silence
How 6 Israeli newsrooms (in Hebrew, Arabic) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
An ultra-Orthodox march in Jerusalem, where participants reportedly called the IDF "the enemy" and honored draft dodgers, has sparked outrage. While opposition figures condemned the event, the ruling coalition remained silent, reportedly to avoid disrupting the Prime Minister's current agenda.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox march in Jerusalem featured anti-IDF slogans and honored draft dodgers.
- 02Coalition parties remained silent, likely to avoid disrupting Netanyahu's election agenda.
- 03Opposition leaders strongly condemned the march and criticized the government's silence.
- 04Draft dodgers reportedly received NIS 1,000 from foreign donations.
- 05The event occurs less than a month before upcoming elections.
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