The government declined to hire a private attorney to defend the haredi draft enforcement law because the outcome of the case was already "known in advance." Their proposition accu

The government declined to hire a private attorney to defend the haredi draft enforcement law because the outcome of the case was already "known in advance." Their proposition accused the court of violating the separation of powers and obstructing efforts to increase haredi enlistment. @sarahbennun reports Link Government tells High Court draft arrests risk civil war, says case outcome 'known in advance' “Israel needs haredi recruits, not haredi detainees,” the government said, arguing that arrests of yeshiva stude