Israel’s Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon has urged for the immediate implementation of the High Court ruling on the haredi draft, calling for the draft of 3,000 haredim. In a letter, he emphasized the need for the defense establishment to act promptly, recruiting yeshiva students according to the army’s requirements and capabilities.
The ruling has sparked debate and controversy among religious and secular communities in Israel. While some believe in the importance of integrating haredim into the military for a more equal distribution of national service, others argue that it goes against religious beliefs and traditions.
Despite the differing opinions, it is clear that the implementation of the ruling is a significant step towards creating a more inclusive and unified society in Israel. It remains to be seen how the defense establishment will navigate the recruitment process and address any challenges that may arise.