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Religious Rabbis Intensify Opposition to Mixed-Gender IDF Service
Religious Zionist rabbis met in Sderot to coordinate opposition to mixed-gender service in the IDF and to support religious soldiers. They discussed a hotline for soldiers facing religious challenges and reviewed concerns raised by the Military Rabbinate, which stated certain deployments conflict with Jewish law.
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- 01Religious rabbis met to oppose mixed-gender IDF service and aid religious soldiers.
- 02A hotline assists soldiers facing religious observance challenges during service.
- 03The Military Rabbinate stated some mixed-gender deployments violate Jewish law.
- 04Rabbis called for a unified position and adherence to religious law in the IDF.
- 05A campaign urged defense officials to uphold Jewish law in the military.
The rabbis called for a unified approach to the IDF, emphasizing adherence to religious law. A related campaign urged the Defense Minister and IDF Chief of Staff to address the issues.
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