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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 · 2 hours ago

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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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