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Religious pre-army schools will send students to the Armored Corps in August
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By דביר עמר
What happened
Several hesder yeshiva heads said they will send students to the Armored Corps in August, despite having signed a protest letter. The decision follows a large majority vote by yeshiva heads and ongoing talks with the IDF over a November pilot to add female combat soldiers to the corps.
- 01Hesder yeshiva heads will send students to the Armored Corps in August.
- 02They had recently signed a letter opposing the move.
- 03The concern is a November pilot integrating female combat soldiers.
- 04About 50 yeshiva heads backed the decision by a large majority.
- 05Talks with the IDF will continue over halakhic service conditions.
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