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The Israeli government's policy? Chaos | Editorial

Netanyahu Promises the Haredim a Draft-evasion Law While at the Same Time Forsaking the Enforcement That Conscripts Them. When It Deteriorates Into a Violent Attack on the Home of a Supreme Court Justice, All They Can Do Is Condemn

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haaretz.com3 mesi fa

Anarchy thrives under Netanyahu, yet judges fail to grasp the evil they face

Netanyahu's ministers openly defy court rulings—Levin threatens non-compliance, Dery a tax revolt, Gafni police rebellion—while ultra-Orthodox extremists escalate street violence with tacit government backing. Israel's judicial system faces collapse as the High Court fails to enforce rule of law, signaling institutional breakdown and governance crisis.

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Benjamin Netanyahu urged to halt arrests of haredi draft dodgers | The Jerusalem Post

CEO Yossi Levi said that efforts to draft haredim should focus on those not enrolled in a yeshiva, rather than on arresting those who have committed to studying Torah full-time.

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The Israeli government's policy? Chaos | Editorial

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Anarchy thrives under Netanyahu, yet judges fail to grasp the evil they face

Benjamin Netanyahu urged to halt arrests of haredi draft dodgers | The Jerusalem Post

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Anarchy thrives under Netanyahu, yet judges fail to grasp the evil they face

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'Is this Kristalnacht?': Over 50 Haredi Jews arrested for smashing up judge's home

Riot at Judge Sohlber's home tests Israel's commitment to rule of law | The Jerusalem Post

Jewish violence against Palestinians and Jews alike exposes Israel's unraveling

The Israeli government's policy? Chaos | Editorial

Ex-top judge warns Israel 'sliding toward anarchy' amid attack on justice's home

Benjamin Netanyahu urged to halt arrests of haredi draft dodgers | The Jerusalem Post