The Israeli High Court of Justice's decision to annul the longstanding exemption of ultra-Orthodox Israelis from military service is not merely a legal ruling.
The Israeli High Court of Justice's decision to annul the longstanding exemption of ultra-Orthodox Israelis from military service is not merely a legal ruling; it is a transformative moment in Israel's history. For 76 years, since the founding of the state, this exemption has been a point of intense debate, symbolizing a broader struggle over the balance between religious freedom and civic duty.
Earlier this week, a group of senior Haredi rabbis—including one notable nonagenarian—flew to the United States to raise money to fill the vacuum left by the government. Some media reports claimed that they have already raised upward of $60 million.
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