The High Court of Justice ruled that the government must take concrete measures to enforce its previous ruling on the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men. The justices ordered certain state benefits to be canceled for draft dodgers
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The High Court of Justice ruled that the government must take concrete measures to enforce its previous ruling on the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men. The justices ordered certain state benefits to be canceled for draft dodgers
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05:26 AM • April 27 2026 IDT
The High Court of Justice on Sunday ruled that the government has failed to comply with its ruling on the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men into the army, and ordered it to levy criminal and economic sanctions against draft evaders.
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