Draft, death penalty and Oct. 7 probe to dominate as Knesset reconvenes
Lawmakers are pushing bills on Haredi enlistment, an Oct. 7 tribunal and a government inquiry as election pressures and coalition tensions grow.
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Draft, death penalty, and October 7 probe to dominate as Knesset reconvenes
A major battle is expected over legislation creating a government-appointed commission to investigate failures surrounding the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre. By Pesach Benson, TPS As the Knesset reconvenes Sunday after a six-week spring recess, Israel’s coalition government is preparing to advance a series of contentious bills on military service, the October 7 massacre, judicial reform, and Jewish identity. The measures are expected to dominat…
Draft, death penalty and Oct. 7 probe to dominate as Knesset reconvenes
At the top of the agenda is legislation formalizing military draft exemptions for the Orthodox community, an issue that has deeply divided both the coalition and the broader public during more than two years of war.
Political and Jewish upheaval: Haredi senior leaders admit failure of draft law in face of legal advice; Rabbi Yigal Cohen inaugurated huge NIS 70 million project for soldiers and the needy; Rishon LeZion calls on Netanyahu to adopt Trump's Shabbat initiative; and criminal complaint in Switzerland threatens circumcision (from a rival)
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