Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jewish protesters streamed to Jerusalem in a show of force against military conscription, a hot-button issue placing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition under increasing political strain.
Breakdown
- Tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested in Jerusalem against military conscription of seminary students.
- The protest caused major traffic disruptions and saw people climbing onto roofs and cranes; a 15-year-old died after falling. 24s
- The Supreme Court ordered an end to the long-standing exemption from military service for the ultra-Orthodox community. 1m 8s
- Draft notices have been sent and some draft evaders have been arrested, fueling outrage within the community. 1m 14s
- The conscription issue has led to political tensions, with ultra-Orthodox parties leaving Netanyahu's coalition and broader divisions among Israelis. 1m 53s
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