Hamas attacks Israel

Ron in Regina

"Voice of the West" Party
Apr 9, 2008
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Helped get the U-Haul full & then I loaded up the refuse, & tagged off to the young guys (mid 30’s) to unload the cube-truck as I took the garbage in the opposite direction…
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And it begins.....
Dare I ask? Anyway, crazy vid.
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The Israeli High Court of Justice ruled in 2002 that refusal to serve was legal on the grounds of unqualified pacifism, but "selective refusal" which accepted some duties and not others was illegal. The court said that allowing selective refusal would "weaken the ties that bind us as a nation". The court also said that the refusal to serve in the territories is selective refusal and not conscientious objection.

Since the founding of the State of Israel in 1948, Haredi Jews have refused to serve in the Israeli military for religious reasons. Typically, they study Torah in Yeshivas, and as such are legally exempt from military service. Also refusing any Israeli military service are people affiliated with various Hasidic anti-Zionist groups (most notably Satmar), the Brisk Yeshivas, and the Neturei Karta. Most of these groups are followers of the Edah HaCharedis. Haredi Jews who avoid military service yet are only part-time yeshiva students, have received criticism from within the Orthodox community.
This is how Israel deals with this situation. For comparison, here’s how Canada deal deals with the same/similar situation:
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petros

The Central Scrutinizer
Nov 21, 2008
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Helped get the U-Haul full & then I loaded up the refuse, & tagged off to the young guys to unload the cube-truck as I took the garbage in the opposite direction…
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Dare I ask? Anyway, crazy vid.
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The Israeli High Court of Justice ruled in 2002 that refusal to serve was legal on the grounds of unqualified pacifism, but "selective refusal" which accepted some duties and not others was illegal. The court said that allowing selective refusal would "weaken the ties that bind us as a nation". The court also said that the refusal to serve in the territories is selective refusal and not conscientious objection.

Since the founding of the State of Israel in 1948, Haredi Jews have refused to serve in the Israeli military for religious reasons. Typically, they study Torah in Yeshivas, and as such are legally exempt from military service. Also refusing any Israeli military service are people affiliated with various Hasidic anti-Zionist groups (most notably Satmar), the Brisk Yeshivas, and the Neturei Karta. Most of these groups are followers of the Edah HaCharedis. Haredi Jews who avoid military service yet are only part-time yeshiva students, have received criticism from within the Orthodox community.
This is how Israel deals with this situation. For comparison, here’s how Canada deal deals with the same/similar situation:
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Civil war.

They didn't have to serve until now.

They don't get an education. All they know is the Torah and how to argue the Torah through the Talmud. Zero life skills or social interaction skills.