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Religious Zionist Candidate Tzvika Mor Opposes New Draft Law, Advocates Dialogue with Haredi Community

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First reported by Walla · Jul 27, 2026

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Religious Zionist candidate Tzvika Mor opposes a new military draft law, advocating dialogue and gradual integration of the Haredi community into the IDF. He supports using existing laws and social frameworks rather than public confrontations or harsh sanctions. Mor also defended his party's candidate list diversity and expressed openness to a broad national government.

01Tzvika Mor opposes new draft law, supports existing Security Service Law for enlistment.
02He advocates dialogue and social frameworks to increase Haredi enlistment, not public confrontations.
03Mor suggests limited sanctions like license or travel restrictions but says penalties alone won't work.
04He defends Religious Zionist list diversity, urging evaluation by work, not residence.
05Mor supports gradual judicial reform and defends MK Simcha Rothman's role.
06He seeks a broad national government and cooperation with opposition if aligned on national principles.

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