Nine High Court justices to rule on Tal Law

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: MAY 11, 2006 06:09

The High Court of Justice was expected to rule on Thursday on a petition originally filed four years ago against the Tal Law by the Movement for Quality Government. The law exempts haredi men from military service.

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