Following the high courts rule to draft religious yeshiva students into the IDF, mass protests have broken out in Jerusalem as Haredim remain against serving.

Ultra-Orthodox community in Israel raises nearly $100 Million in response to High Court ruling to cut funding to yeshivas.

UTJ MK Yitzhak Pindrus did not rule out establishing Haredi units - on one condition.

Interior Minister Aryeh Deri criticizes Netanyahu amidst controversy over halting of "Rabbinate Law."

Intense debate about Haredi draft divides Knesset and leads to mutual hurling of accusations.

The Knesset member Elazar Stern refers to the issue of recruiting the ultra-Orthodox and says that it is difficult for him to define the ultra-Orthodox who do not enlist as "brothers". He also said: They tell us; "We can't be seen as Ultra-Orthodox."

MK Yair Lapid urged Knesset members to stay in the Knesset day and night until his version of an Haredi draft law is passed.

Maya Dagan's criticism of the Charedi draft exemption sparks debate amid national grief.

Member of Knesset Avigdor Lieberman published a post on the social network in which he called to strengthen the youth of ultra-Orthodox society, and to support them in light of the increasing choice of the public to enlist.

The fighting in the south and the Israeli public's mood have led to numerous inquiries from private individuals and leaders of various Haredi groups who expressed their desire to enlist in the conflict. Various programs have been established for those with military exemptions to integrate into the system.