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Israeli Public Overwhelmingly Opposes Freezing Arrests of Draft Dodgers Amid Knesset Debate
A Walla survey shows 81% oppose the Knesset's recent bill freezing arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers. The bill passed narrowly amid heated debate and was immediately blocked by the Supreme Court pending further review.
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What happened
- 0181% of 5,372 respondents oppose freezing arrests of draft dodgers in a Walla survey.
- 02Knesset approved the bill 58-54 after months of political tension with ultra-Orthodox parties.
- 03Debate included heated exchanges and protests against MK Shlomo Karhi's remarks.
- 04Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz faced public jeers during the session.
- 05Supreme Court issued a conditional injunction blocking the law hours after its approval.
- 06Court cited legal challenges and ordered justification to prevent annulment of the law.
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