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The Israeli High Court has blocked a law that exempted ultra-orthodox individuals from military service, citing contradictions with previous court rulings. The decision has sparked criticism from government officials, including resignations within the ruling coalition, and has intensified tensions between the judiciary and the government.
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The Israeli High Court has blocked a law that exempted ultra-orthodox individuals from military service, citing contradictions with previous court rulings. The decision has sparked criticism from government officials, including resignations within the ruling coalition, and has intensified tensions between the judiciary and the government.
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