Israeli Supreme Court ruling on ultra-Orthodox military service
Israeli Supreme Court rules that ultra-Orthodox men must be drafted for military service, sparking tensions and potential collapse of governing coalition. Netanyahu faces pressure to address issue amidst ongoing conflicts.
Key Points
- Ultra-Orthodox men have been exempt from military service
- Court rules that exemptions violate rule of law and equality
- Political implications for Netanyahu's coalition government
Pros
- Promotes equality in military service obligations
- Addresses long-standing issue of exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men
Cons
- Could lead to collapse of governing coalition
- May increase tensions within Israeli society