Enlistment law

Moshe Sheli, father of late Major Ben Sheli, addressed the urgent need for a broader military draft across the Israeli population during an interview, stating, “Our role is to make sure it happens.”

When it comes to the army enlistment crisis, ultra-Orthodox leaders show a detached interpretation of Torah that distances it from practical life.

Katz denied the proposal to extend service by four months, opting to keep the current term of one year and five months.

"It's not about politics, it's about math": Defense Minister said talks have reached a standstill but gaps "are not dramatic."

Yes, the overall percentage of those inducted into the army is declining, but it still remains high throughout Israel.

He was detained when he asked to leave the country at the end of a vacation in August with his wife and daughter. The case was publicized by Kol Barama radio journalist Mendi Rizel.

Since Putin's announcement of partial mobilization, dozens of homeless people have been taken to recruitment offices, according to local sources.

While the government seems rightly more focused on integrating haredi citizens into the workforce, it will remain hard to avoid the draft issue

Senior IDF officials explain discrepancies in figures provided for ultra-Orthodox enlistment during Knesset committee hearing.

The law defined as ultra-Orthodox any man who from between the ages of 14 and 18 studied for at least two years in an ultra-Orthodox educational institution.