Israeli High Court Challenges Government Over Haredi Military Exemptions
Court demands immediate action on drafting ultra-Orthodox men amid ongoing conflict and legal battles.
- Justices criticize government's delay in drafting 3,000 haredi men despite urgent need for military personnel.
- Court questions legality of continued funding for yeshivot with expired draft exemptions.
- Hearing highlights deep societal divisions between secular and ultra-Orthodox communities in Israel.
- Government faces pressure to find a compromise with ultra-Orthodox coalition partners.
- Potential court ruling could have significant social and political ramifications.