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Haaretz reported that ultra-Orthodox leaders have identified Police Chief Danny Levy as a new adversary after he announced last week that police would begin enforcing the law against Haredi draft evaders.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewPolice Chief Danny Levy stated last week that police would begin enforcing the law against Haredi men defined as deserters or draft evaders. Haaretz reported the announcement at 03:07 AM on May 31 2026 IDT. Leaders of the ultra-Orthodox public have marked Danny Levy as a new enemy following the statement.
The article listed the topics Israel High Court, Ultra-Orthodox, Israel police, Israeli politics, and Haredim. The enforcement decision targets Haredi men classified as draft evaders under existing law. Haaretz presented the development as the direct cause of the shift in ultra-Orthodox leadership positioning toward the police chief.
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