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Draft Arrests Set to Resume as Attorney General Demands Tougher Sanctions Against Yeshiva Bochurim
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Draft Arrests Set to Resume as Attorney General Demands Tougher Sanctions Against Yeshiva Bochurim
Israel’s attorney general is calling on the IDF and police to resume proactive operations and arrests targeting draft evaders, while also demanding an expansion of economic and personal sanctions, after an annual review found that approximately 80% of those currently classified as draft evaders are members of the chareidi community. The review covers the military recruitment year that ended in June 2026 and was conducted under the leadership of …
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