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The march comes as negotiations are underway in Qatar to bring about a deal between Hamas and Israel that would lead to a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages. US President Joe Biden has said such a deal was at hand but officials from Israel and Hamas were skeptical of his optimism.
The demand for Haredi conscription must come together with the issue of Torah study. Does the world of Torah have importance for the resilience of Israel as a Jewish state? Do we understand that the history of our people is drained of validity without comprehending the decisive role of the Torah for our existence as a national collective – not only a religious one – in the wilderness of nations over thousands of years?
In a televised speech, Haniyeh also called on Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank to march to Al-Aqsa Mosque to pray on the first day of Ramadan on March 10, raising the stakes in the indirect talks for a truce deal to have come into force by then.
The alarm bells ring clear: if America does not rouse from its slumber, the once few hotspots like Hezbollah will, within the next five years, burgeon into twenty volatile hotspots across Africa and the Middle East, with the regime's overarching mission to undermine America.