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High Court Issues Temporary Injunction Against Haredi Draft Law, Leaves Measure in Place During Review
Israel's High Court of Justice on July 16 blocked a law shielding Haredi draft dodgers from arrest. The court ordered the government to justify why the measure should remain in force.
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The High Court of Justice issued a temporary injunction on July 16 against a law that prohibits the arrest of Haredi draft dodgers and deserters. The ruling prevents the law from taking effect while an expanded panel of judges reviews it. The court directed the government to explain why the law should not be struck down.
Haaretz reported that the panel is considering the measure. The injunction applies immediately. No further dates for arguments were specified in the order.
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