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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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What happened
- 01A Hasidic father was arrested and sentenced to 20 days in military prison after attending the recruitment office.
- 02The arrests rose sharply despite a new law freezing yeshiva student detentions.
- 03A yeshiva student in Jerusalem was arrested at home and is receiving legal aid.
- 04A Gur Hasid scholar was released after serving 20 days in military jail.
- 05Another Hasidic student in Be'er Sheva was detained and sent to military prison.
- 06The arrests reflect ongoing conflict over ultra-Orthodox conscription enforcement.
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