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The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" revealed that the Israeli army refused to deploy an important combat support system at a location in southern Lebanon, due to the refusal to integrate female recruits with members of the heavily religious Haredi battalion. Female soldiers are prevented from entering the site because of the Haredi religious beliefs that prohibit mixing between men and women, which has hindered the operation of the system that relies on female recruits. This comes at a time when army casualties in the area are increasing due to drone attacks, despite the Israeli army denying this.
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