Breslov sect members reportedly planning to bypass military draft exit bans for Uman pilgrimage

According to the Times of Israel, some members of the Breslov Hasidic sect who are subject to military draft orders and face travel bans are reportedly planning to circumvent these restrictions. These individuals are allegedly devising deceptive methods to obtain exit permits from Israel to attend the annual pilgrimage in Uman, Ukraine. These reports emerge amid ongoing high tensions regarding military service exemptions for the Haredi community in Israel. Israeli military and security authorities have yet to issue an official response to these claims. For followers of the sect, the pilgrimage to Uman during Rosh Hashanah holds significant religious importance, yet the legal status of those subject to the draft has created serious obstacles for their travel.