Haredi demonstrators block an intersection in Jerusalem in protest against the statements to promote the recruitment of Haredi for service in the IDF/police spokesmen
Further to the legal reservations they raised in the legal advice to the government, during these hours (Monday) consultations are taking place on the final draft of the draft exemption from conscription that should reach the government tomorrow.
As part of the consultations on the law - the coalition tends to give up raising the exemption age from 26 to 35. The final decision is expected to be distributed to ministers only tomorrow before the government meeting.
In its decision, the government will present a timetable for the legislation of the conscription law, according to which, the memorandum of the law will be published to the public no later than April 21, will be submitted for government approval by May 19, and within a month from then, by June 29, will be approved in three readings in the Knesset.
The decision that the government is expected to approve this week includes principles that will be an introduction to the legislation but not the details of the law itself.
The decision that the government is expected to approve this week includes principles that will be an introduction to the legislation but not the details of the law itself.
Ultra-Orthodox protest against recruitment/spokespersons of the Israel Police
The main points of the draft published yesterday include several sections, including an exemption from conscription starting at the age of 35, which the government is expected to waive.
Other clauses in Toyota are the exclusion of targets for recruitment without criminal sanctions, the establishment of a regiment and a dedicated service track and the expansion of the number of servants in rescue organizations and government offices.
In the discussions in recent days between the members of the legal advisory and the members of the government's secretariat, it emerged that the attorney Gali Beharve-Miara will have difficulty defending the wording of the recruitment outline before the High Court.
The legal advice conveyed to the government secretariat substantial reservations on the wording of the decision-makers' proposal to continue the exemption from conscription.
According to the wording of the current draft, it will be difficult for Bharv-Miara to defend it both due to a violation of the principle of equality, and due to the heavy burden already imposed on the servants due to the war of iron swords.
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It will be difficult to defend the current draft due to the violation of the principle of equality.
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Opposition leader Yair Lapid said in response to the amendment to the government's decision regarding the conscription law that, "This is a transparent fraud. Raising the exemption age to 35 was always a 'goat' intended to hide the fact that the evasion law has no conscription obligation, no economic sanctions, and not even one ultra-Orthodox will be conscripted. This law is a disgrace and an insult to the fighters."
Brothers in Arms reported: "The well-known tricks and tricks of those who have lost all the values that mean the identity of the Zionist state are already known to the whole public. Netanyahu continues to sell the elimination of the State of Israel, when the only value he sanctifies is political survival under the neglect of the IDF fighters, the reservists and the subject public Bental."
"The bottom line is there is no conscription obligation, no conscription targets and no criminal sanctions for ultra-Orthodox who do not conscript.
What is there is more of Netanyahu's method.
If the government passes the law, every Zionist Israeli who is anxious for the future of the homeland, must take to the streets.
What was will not be."
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