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Israel Tightens Rules on Hiring Draft Evaders for Civil Service
Israel's Civil Service Commission will no longer hire draft evaders for government jobs under new enforcement rules. Candidates must provide IDF clearance within five days of winning a tender or risk disqualification.
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What happened
- 01Draft evaders must provide IDF clearance within five days of winning a civil service tender or lose the job.
- 02The Civil Service Commission is renewing enforcement of existing regulations regarding military service status for government hires.
- 03The government's recruitment system will be linked to the IDF database for automatic verification of candidates' military status.
- 04Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara directed the step-up in enforcement against draft evaders.
- 05Nissim Mizrahi stated the move renews enforcement of an existing provision that must be obeyed.
The move renews enforcement of existing regulations, linking the recruitment system to the IDF database for automatic status checks. These measures apply only to those who have not regularized their military service status.
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