Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jews must be drafted into the military, overturning a longstanding exemption for this community. The decision has sparked controversy among the ultra-Orthodox community, who argue that military service goes against their religious beliefs. The court’s ruling is seen as a step towards greater equality in Israel’s conscription policy.
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Iran rejects demand from US to rely on imported uranium | Iran
Iran is insisting on its right to uranium enrichment for its civil nuclear program, rejecting the U.S. demand for reliance solely on imported nuclear fuel, leading to a significant negotiating hurdle in ongoing talks. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio proposed a compromise allowing Iran to enrich low-purity uranium under strict inspections, while Iranian negotiator Abbas Araghchi emphasized the need for equal treatment and respect for Iran's rights as a Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty signatory. Concerns...
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