The ultra-Orthodox community in Israel is resisting being drafted into the Israeli army, BBC News reported. The outlet described the dispute as a "bitter row over military service" that could shape Israel's future.

According to BBC News, the central question is whether the ultra-Orthodox community will now bring down the Netanyahu government. The outlet framed this as an open question rather than a completed outcome.

BBC News described the matter in two parts: the community's resistance to military drafting, and the possibility that this resistance could topple the government led by Netanyahu.

The reporting reviewed for this story does not include further details about the terms of the drafting requirement, the number of people affected, or the positions of government officials and community leaders. No other outlet's account was reviewed, so no differences between sources are presented here.

The dispute is described as one over military service, a subject the BBC News headline ties directly to Israel's future. Because the material available for this story consists of a headline and a short summary, this account does not establish how the dispute will develop or whether the government will be affected.

Readers seeking the complete context should consult the full BBC News article, which may contain additional detail not reflected in the material reviewed for this report.

Sources: BBC News: The bitter row over military service that could shape Israel's future.