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Israeli Supreme Court Rejects Interim Injunction Against Tax Benefit Removal for Haredi Conscripts
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 22 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Supreme Court denied a request for an interim injunction by Haredi petitioners opposing the removal of tax benefits for military conscripts.
- 01The Supreme Court rejected the Haredi petitioners' request for an interim injunction.
- 02The petition concerned the removal of tax benefits for those obligated to serve in the military.
- 03Justice Alex Stein ruled no temporary relief was warranted at this stage.
- 04The petitioners sought to block the government's decision on tax incentives.
- 05The court's decision allows the removal of benefits to proceed pending further hearings.
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