(2) Benefits that the professional bodies believe are conditional on arranging status with the military authorities is feasible and possible in the near term, and it is estimated that setting such a requirement will be highly effective.
(3) Benefits that are conditional on arranging legal status with military officials have the potential to have a positive impact on the encouragement of enlistment, but they require further examination and in-depth.
- With regard to the first group, it appears from what is stated in the update notice that in any event, according to the existing normative situation, the receipt of benefits in this group is contingent on arranging status with the army, while the actions required for the improvement of the implementation of the said requirement are mainly technical. Therefore, no additional operative provisions are required on our part regarding this group; It is clear that the relevant authorities must act to enforce the demand in the best possible manner, and that the granting of benefits to those who do not fulfill the conditions of eligibility should be avoided.
- As for the third group, even with regard to these benefits, there is no room for additional operative instructions at this stage, since, as stated by the State Respondents, it is necessary to examine in depth the potential implications of the measures being considered in respect of them. However, we note that it is self-evident that in accordance with the provisions of the judgment, the relevant authorities must continue to examine the effectiveness of those measures, consider the best way to implement them, and in accordance with the findings of the examination, also to promote them and implement them.
- We are therefore left with the second group, which is the group of benefits whose condition is that the arrangement of status vis-à-vis the military authorities is feasible and possible in the near term, and is expected to be highly effective. With regard to these benefits, we consider giving operative provisions, "in order to ensure the fulfillment of the judgment" (HCJ 2144/20, para. 5). This is done by virtue of our authority under section 15 of the Basic Law: The Judiciary (ibid.), or by virtue of the inherent power given to this court to do so.
We therefore order as follows: