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Sharp Rise in Arrests of Ultra-Orthodox Men Despite New Draft Freeze Law In the last day, multiple ultra-Orthodox men, including a father and yeshiva students, were arrested and sentenced to military prison after attempting to regularize their draft status, despite a new law freezing such arrests.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 A Hasidic father was arrested and sentenced to 20 days in military prison after attending the recruitment office. 02 The arrests rose sharply despite a new law freezing yeshiva student detentions. 03 A yeshiva student in Jerusalem was arrested at home and is receiving legal aid. 04 A Gur Hasid scholar was released after serving 20 days in military jail. 05 Another Hasidic student in Be'er Sheva was detained and sent to military prison. 06 The arrests reflect ongoing conflict over ultra-Orthodox conscription enforcement. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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