Exemption from military service in Israel
Per Israeli Security Service Law, which regulates the process of Israeli military conscription, an Israeli citizen who is drafted into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) may be exempted if an evaluation finds them to meet specific criteria. The IDF's conscription laws only apply to three communities: the Jews, the Druze, and the Circassians. Both men and women are drafted from the Jewish community, whereas only men are drafted from the Druze and Circassian communities. Grounds for exemptions are expatriate status, medical or psychological issues, conscientious objection, and criminal record (subject to review). Additionally, female Jewish draftees can be exempt due to marriage, pregnancy, motherhood, or religious commitments, including observing dietary and Sabbath travel laws, in accordance with §39 and §40 of the Security Service Law. For Haredi Jews, their conscription into military service were previously shortened or exempted based on the religious principle of Torato Umanuto, where military...
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