ISA blocks recruits from combat service
Calls received by MK Son Har-Melech indicate that candidates destined for service in combat units were informed only on their draft day that the ISA opposes their serving in the army
Assessment
The Israel Security Agency's last-minute blocking of combat service for recruits raises serious questions about vetting procedures and civil-military coordination. Draft-day notifications leave individuals and their families with no time to respond or appeal. Lawmaker Son Har-Melech's involvement suggests this may become a political issue, with potential parliamentary scrutiny of ISA screening criteria and transparency.