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Ultra-Orthodox Youth Enlist in IDF Amidst Protests
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
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Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox men enlisted in the IDF on Sunday, facing protests from extremist Haredi groups. The recruits are joining combat and technological roles, with some expressing pride in defending the country despite the controversy surrounding Haredi enlistment.
- 01Hundreds of Haredi men enlisted in the IDF, facing protests.
- 02Recruits are joining combat units like Netzah Yehuda.
- 03Protesters demonstrated against the enlistment, calling it unacceptable.
- 04Some recruits cited family inspiration for their decision to serve.
- 05Haredi enlistment remains a divisive issue in Israeli society.
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