"Encountered difficulties in the army?": The new campaign targeting Haredi soldiers

The organization 'Haredim for the Army – Preserving Identity' has hung hundreds of posters in Bnei Brak and Jerusalem calling on Haredi soldiers to seek assistance with issues related to kashrut, Shabbat, modesty, and separation. The organization reports dozens of inquiries received since the posters were hung.

The organization 'Haredim for the Army – Preserving Identity' has launched a new campaign, including hanging hundreds of posters in Haredi concentrations in Bnei Brak and Jerusalem. The posters call on Haredi soldiers serving in the IDF to contact a dedicated center for assistance with difficulties related to maintaining their religious lifestyle within the military framework, including kashrut, Shabbat, modesty, and gender separation. The notices mention an increase in the number of Haredi soldiers and significant challenges they face, using harsh language: "In the impure media, it was published that 4,300 yeshiva students and young Torah scholars who enlisted in the IDF may fall into severe trials." The organization reports that since the posters were hung, dozens of inquiries have been received from soldiers seeking information about the activity. Attorney Yaakov Meyuchas, CEO of the organization, stated that the goal is to ensure that every Haredi soldier has a clear address for dealing with difficulties related to their identity and lifestyle.