Haredi demographics
Equality requires universal draft, participation in economy and workforce, MK Liberman says
Ultra-Orthodox populations must join not just the military but the workforce if Israel wants to have a sustainable economic future, Liberman said at the Ogen Conference.
Coalition, opposition spar as preliminary vote on haredi daycare bill nears
A country at a crossroads: The issue of Haredi IDF service post-October 7 - analysis
Post-October 7: What does a haredi IDF draft look like?
The Covid-19 Fertility Crisis: A Short Story
A peek into a possible future blighted by the coronavirus
Haredim only make half the salary of others in hi-tech industry
The average salary of a haredi tech employee is NIS 10,830 a month, compared to an average monthly wage of NIS 22,479 among non-haredi tech workers.
Timora: Providing an alternative to high-risk religious teens
The Timora organization was founded 20 years ago to respond to the needs of teenagers from the national-religious sector who dropped out of yeshiva high schools.
A look at creative efforts of members the ultra-Orthodox community
“This is about a neighborhood just a few minutes away from here, but how much does the regular secular Israeli know about them other than the demonstrations and bad stuff that gets into the media?”
The haredim, Israel’s moderates
To some, this might sound like heresy and lunacy in equal measure. The haredim have been called many things in their time – but moderate?
In coalition talks, UTJ demanded law to allow gender separation in public
The demand, first published by the KAN public broadcaster, was roundly condemned by opposition politicians and civil society groups.
Election results show haredi public voted overwhelmingly for their parties
Expectations were high that significant numbers of haredi voters would vote for non-sectoral parties.
Just the Facts: The haredi vote
Haredi population projections to be less than previous estimates
“Forecasts based on natural growth rates, which do not take other factors into account, should be treated cautiously."
The balanced policy:
The key to ultra-Orthodox integration