IDF refusal
IDF expected to resume draft evader operations as High Court deadline approaches
Military prosecutors said they were advancing measures to shorten the evasion period before criminal charges may be filed from 18 months to one year.
Likud MK Kallner opposes criminal arrests for haredi draft evaders, backs economic sanctions
The price tag of opting out of the IDF - opinion
IDF should conscript Arabs to serve instead of haredi draft dodgers - opinion
Israeli settlers, ultra-Orthodox will pay for trampling over Israel - opinion
If they don’t rethink a new course, they will find themselves facing a majority that will stop supporting their continued prosperity, and perhaps their very existence.
Judicial reform raises risk of war crime charges - ex-IDF int'l law chief
Former IDF international law division chief Col. (res.) Eran Shamir-Borer weighed in on the threat from the International Criminal Court.
How does IDF reservist protest impact potential strike on Iran? - analysis
There has been a sea change in how the IDF conceives of a potential strike on Iran’s nuclear program.
IDF should be above politics; reservists must serve - opinion
People of goodwill, by and large intuitively, cringe at the idea that pilots and other reservists can decide whether they will continue to show up for reserve duty.
IDF reservists refuse to serve – but I'm ready to serve anytime - opinion
As I watch thousands of reservists declare that they will no longer serve, I am saddened to see military service become politicized to the extent it has been
Israel can't use short-term solutions for long-term problems
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Enough of apportioning blame, enough with the dire descriptions of the country’s state and where it is going.
My Word: Law and disorder
The morning after the law passed, turned into “the mourning after” for the anti-reform and anti-government camp.
IDF: Still ready, but process of harming readiness started
IDF Chief of Staff Halevi stressed, "In the midst of this instability, the IDF must maintain its responsibility."
IDF chief calls on reservists who quit over judicial reform to come back
The IDF had threatened sanctions on reservists who refused to serve in protest over judicial reform and the reasonableness standard bill. Now, the IDF chief appeared to offer amnesty.
Another 10,000 IDF reservists announce they won't serve anymore
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief Herzi Halevi will reportedly meet to discuss the issue on Sunday.