The fury in Israel against the ultra-Orthodox who do not fight

Yossi Klar and Eva Steinmetz, both former ultra-Orthodox Jews, recount their journeys of rebellion against strict religious norms. Yossi's pivotal moment came during Shabbat when he defied prohibitions by turning on a light and watching television. Eva challenged rules by driving to visit a relative and gradually began to express her individuality through clothing. Both experienced a dual life, secretly seeking knowledge and questioning their upbringing. Their stories highlight the struggles of leaving a community that imposes rigid expectations, including arranged marriages and large families. Yossi's eventual enlistment in the military was met with surprising acceptance from his parents, contrasting with typical reactions in their community.