The demonstrations of ultra-Orthodox Jews against military service in the Israeli army continue. In the Hebrew media, it was reported that dozens of Orthodox (Orthodox) Jews demonstrated in the city of Nibarak and chanted the slogan "Death to military service", and tried to attack the structure responsible for integrating the ultra-orthodox into the Israeli army. The issue of canceling the exemptions from military service for Jewish religious school students, in a situation where the IDF is facing a severe shortage of manpower due to the wars of attrition, has become one of the deep crises and political and social divisions in this regime, and the protesters have threatened to continue civil disobedience.

The demonstrations of ultra-Orthodox Jews against military service in the Israeli army continue. In the Hebrew media, it was reported that dozens of Orthodox (Orthodox) Jews demonstrated in the city of Nibarak and chanted the slogan "Death to military service", and tried to attack the structure responsible for integrating the ultra-orthodox into the Israeli army. The issue of canceling the exemptions from military service for Jewish religious school students, in a situation where the IDF is facing a severe shortage of manpower due to the wars of attrition, has become one of the deep crises and political and social divisions in this regime, and the protesters have threatened to continue civil disobedience.