A new clash is brewing in Europe. After years of tensions, the European conflict escalated last week to violence. But is this a conflict of secularism vs. religion?
Rejecting coercion in any form, traditionalists staunchly support freedom of religion and religious liberties, extending this support to both secularists and the ultra-Orthodox.
For many secular people, there is a looming specter of a theocracy waiting to descend upon us all. This has led to a tremendous resentment of religion and religious people in Israel.
According to the study, the reform and subsequent protests have brought long-standing religious and ethnic conflicts to the forefront.
You ask the questions, the three latte ladies provide the answers!
Findings show that the secular public feels under attack from the other side in higher percentages than the ultra-orthodox sector does.
Many of us know little about this community, which has chosen to separate itself from the rest of Israeli society.
I choose to believe that we only help ourselves by letting go of the all-too-easy resentment and approaching one another as brothers and sisters, however different we truly are.
Police were called after reports that "dozens" of haredi men had broken into an indoor playground in the northern Israel city of Harish.
God’s providence has provided the blessing to the Zionists that built this land - remembering this will ensure our people’s continued success.
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