The connection between the ultra-Orthodox society and human rights organizations and left activists may be surprising, but the state's push of the ultra-Orthodox to enlist has led the latter to appeal to human rights organizations for assistance. Gabriel Saada is a central activist in the struggle against the ultra-Orthodox recruitment law. He runs an advocacy line for the ultra-Orthodox public, which operates as a kosher radio station through which he conducts his struggle against the draft decree: "My son does not fit this framework, and you come and just cut everything that I worked for from the root".