Early Tuesday morning in a post on X, Chabad Director of Media Motti Seligson said a group of "extremist students" broke through a few walls in properties adjacent to the synagogue.
Soldiers from the Netzah Yehuda and haredi companies are fighting inside the Gaza Strip, the Nezah Yehuda spokesperson reported on Monday.
Change will come when leaders teach that we share responsibility for the army, economy, and for the unity of the country, says Yossi Levy, CEO of the organization changing haredi views about IDF.
Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox Jews have enlisted in the IDF since the start of the war, although the majority remain opposed to military service.
Changes are taking place in haredi society and many have been volunteering to help the war effort, but more needs to be done to ensure the country's burdens are shared more equally.
On Sunday, a survey conducted within the haredi community found a significant shift in its attitude toward Israeli society in general during the Gaza war.
An overwhelming 75% expressed feeling a deep connection to what they referred to as the "Israeli narrative."
When presented with opportunities, haredim have risen to the occasion and demonstrated that they are not only capable but eager to participate in many aspects of Israeli society.
The survey found that 70% of the ultra-Orthodox have not changed their opinion regarding conscription since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas.
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