Arestări cu posibilă miză electorală în Israel: Netanyahu suflă și-n iaurt înaintea alegerilor

Forty ultra-Orthodox Jewish men were arrested at Tel Aviv airport after returning from the U.S. for refusing military service. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the arrests as harmful, especially ahead of upcoming elections. The men were detained following prior intelligence about their flight, with military police prepared for their arrival. Protests are expected from the Chabad movement in response to the arrests. The ongoing debate over mandatory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jews continues to create significant tensions in Israel, as the army seeks to address soldier shortages while ultra-Orthodox parties oppose conscription.