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Israel Extends Reserve Duty Call-Up Framework to 200,000 Through November
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The Israeli government approved extending the reserve duty call-up framework to 200,000 reservists until the end of November, citing security needs. The decision also extends special wartime detention arrangements for unlawful combatants.
- 01Israel extends reserve duty call-up to 200,000 until November 30.
- 02Legal opinion warns of significant equality issues with reservist burden.
- 03Ongoing security needs cited as reason for continued reserve call-ups.
- 04Estimated cost for the extended period is 6.6 billion shekels.
- 05Detention rules for unlawful combatants also extended.
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