Mesarvot; Yevgenia Belfer; Tali Nachshon Dag; Business Insider
- Israel's Gen Z faces backlash and potential imprisonment for refusing to join the Israeli army.
- BI spoke to four "refuseniks" — including one who went to prison, and another awaiting sentencing.
- All four said social media played a major role in helping them form their anti-war ideologies.
As a child, Tal Mitnick thought it was inevitable that he would end up in the Israel Defense Forces.
It wasn't out of any particular desire to serve — it just felt inevitable.