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Tonight at midnight: The recruitment law is expected to expire, the High Court may extend it
The law, which regulates the non-recruitment of most ultra-Orthodox to the IDF, may be extended by several months thanks to the Basic Law of the Knesset, although the government is not expected to ask for an extension once again. 2012 and the enactment of the current law in March 2014
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Daniel Dolev Vicky Adamker
Sunday, 31 January 2021, 22:51
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Tonight (Monday) at midnight, the draft law, which regulates the non-recruitment of most ultra-Orthodox to the IDF, is due to expire. This means that legally, ultra-Orthodox will be required to recruit any 18-year-old. However, the court may determine, as it did two years ago It will be extended by several months without the state requesting an extension.The
current recruitment law was enacted in 2014, but three years later was repealed by the High Court due to its violation of equality.
The court ruled that the repeal would take effect a year later, in 2018, to give the government and the Knesset time to enact a new law.
Despite this, the government repeatedly asked the court for extensions, until last November the judges announced that the law would expire on February 1, signaling that they would not grant another extension.
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The government is not expected to ask to extend the recruitment law once again.
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The government is not expected to ask to extend the law once again, but may still get a few more months.
According to the Basic Law of the Knesset, temporary laws that are supposed to expire in the last two months of the outgoing Knesset term are automatically extended up to three months after the inauguration of the new Knesset.
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State Attorney's Supreme Court is expected to file an update tomorrow, it will load that may be applied to it automatically renewed even in the current situation - although Defense Service Law is not intended to be Temporary, and expires only because of the High Court ruling. It is not certain that the judges will accept the claim, but in the past they agreed to do so. The law was supposed to expire in January 2019, and then the judges accepted the state's request to extend it until July.
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Even if the law is violated, it is not an unprecedented situation, as such a situation existed between the disqualification of the "Tal Law" in August 2012 and the enactment of the current law in March 2014. According to data provided by the state to the Movement for Quality of Government. % In the reporting of ultra-Orthodox to the first order.
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