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Israeli Parliament Eases Legal Internship Requirements for Reservists

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First reported by Srugim · 32 minutes ago

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The Israeli Constitution Committee approved a measure allowing reservist law students to start legal internships despite incomplete academic requirements, provided delays stem from military service. This aims to facilitate their professional integration without penalty for national service.

01Israeli law students who served in reserves can start internships with up to four courses and exams incomplete.
02The provision applies to internships starting between September 1 and December 31, 2026.
03Delays must be due to active military service to qualify for the easing of requirements.
04The move prevents professional delays for reservists who served the country.
05MK Simcha Rothman called the decision a correction of an injustice toward reservists.
06The committee aims to remove barriers for reservists' civilian career progress.

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