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Israeli Government Declares Yeshiva Students Detention Freeze Law Unconstitutional Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
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First reported by N12 · Jul 24, 2026
What happened
Israel's Attorney General declared the law freezing detention of yeshiva students unconstitutional, citing discrimination and military opposition, ahead of a Supreme Court hearing on July 28.
- 01Attorney General states Amendment 28 freezing yeshiva students’ detention is unconstitutional.
- 02Law creates discriminatory immunity, violating equality and increasing burden on other conscripts.
- 03IDF Chief of Staff warns law encourages draft evasion amid urgent need for more soldiers.
- 04Military opposes law due to resource diversion and trust issues during ongoing conflicts.
- 05Serious procedural flaws noted in the law’s legislative process.
- 06Attorney General urges Supreme Court to annul the law immediately.
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