Jewish Ultra-Orthodox Men Clash with Israeli Police Over Military Service Order
Thousands of Jewish ultra-Orthodox men clashed with Israeli police in Jerusalem protesting a Supreme Court order for them to begin military service, potentially impacting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition. The decision could lead to new elections as the ultra-Orthodox parties are key members of the government.
Key Points
- Ultra-Orthodox men protesting Supreme Court order for military service
- Potential impact on Netanyahu's coalition and government stability
- Significant public resentment towards military exemptions for ultra-Orthodox
Pros
- Highlighting a controversial issue of military service exemption for ultra-Orthodox men in Israel
- Shedding light on the potential political repercussions of the Supreme Court order
Cons
- Violent clashes and unrest in Jerusalem
- Possibility of coalition collapse and new elections