Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is advancing a dramatic legal plan aimed at completely suspending the arrest of Chareidim, according to a report by i24NEWS.

The initiative would halt all enforcement measures currently being taken against Bnei Yeshiva and comes amid growing pressure from Chareidi leadership, particularly from the Belzer Rebbe and HaGaon HaRav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, who have urged immediate action to end the arrests.

Netanyahu has reportedly held a series of discussions on the issue and instructed the Cabinet Secretary to move forward with the proposal, which is now undergoing legal review.

The initiative is being promoted as a temporary emergency law, with the goal of completing it within the coming month—before the Knesset dissolves.

As part of the effort, Netanyahu has reportedly held a series of discussions on the issue in recent days before directing the Cabinet Secretary to begin advancing the proposal, which is currently undergoing legal review.

The goal is to complete the legislative process before the expected dissolution of the Knesset next month.

Neither the Prime Minister’s Office nor the Defense Ministry has publicly commented on the report.

(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)