Dozens of Haredi men have announced they are leaving the country, citing the military draft as the reason, according to reports. The declaration adds to the ongoing controversy over mandatory enlistment for the ultra-Orthodox community.
A report indicates that dozens of Haredi men have declared their intention to leave the country to avoid military service. The declaration, if realized, would represent a new form of protest against the mandatory draft, which has been a point of contention in the Haredi community. The Zioneer has previously reported on related events, including protests, arrests of deserters, and releases from military prison. The details of the current declaration, including the number of men and their planned destinations, remain unconfirmed.
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