As the Israeli government signals a possible escalation of its “military operation” in Gaza, the debate over drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredim) has resurfaced; a highly divisive and politically sensitive issue in Tel Aviv.

The Israeli Occupation has crossed a dangerous line, not only restricting the rights of Palestinians in the 1948 Israeli-occupied territories (48' Palestinians) but also silencing their solidarity with Gaza.

Over the past few weeks, the Knesset has passed a series of laws and discussed new bills, most of which aim to silence and suppress Arab voices in the occupied Palestinian territories.

After attempts to postpone the contentious issue of drafting Haredim (ultra-Orthodox Jews), the Israeli Supreme Court has, recently, mandated their draft, potentially leading to the collapse of PM Netanyahu's government and his far-right coalition.

While the law on drafting the religious remains stuck and threatens the survival of his far-right coalition, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces another explosive bomb: "Chief Rabbis Law."