Haredi population in israel
Female IDF soldiers barred from entering base on religious grounds - report
The soldiers, some seven officers and reservists, all in uniform, were met by commanders from the ultra-Orthodox Netzach Yehuda battalion who forbade them from entering.
Study shows how Israel's economy funnels money to ultra-Orthodox families through benefit programs
High Court: Israeli gov't must explain why it funds haredi schools without core studies
'We have prayer, we are serving, we are dying': IDF reservists frustrated over haredi draft issue
WATCH: Police suppress Haredi draft protest with skunk water, force
Police have employed skunk water and other physical methods to disperse the crowds and have arrested at least 25 men so far.
Haredi soldier wins NIS 500k in suit against extremist haredi harassers
Radical elements in the Haredi community have waged a vitriolic campaign of incitement and harassment against haredi IDF officers in the past few years.
Haredi disarray: The tensions behind the ultra-orthodox protests
Have we just witnessed a major crack in the ultra-Orthodox edifice, or just temporary disruptions from a handful of extremists?
World Jewry more worried by Haredi than Arab growth in Jerusalem, study finds
Nonetheless, the study also found that most of Diaspora Jewry still wants the capital to remain Jewish in nature.
Liberal Jerusalem group plans ‘secular day of rage’
The major counter-protest comes after weeks of violent demonstrations by haredi extremists who blocked main traffic arteries in Israel in protest over draft warrants.
New IDF directorate established to increase numbers of haredi enlistees
“Whoever wants to learn Torah should continue to do so, we don’t want to carry out belligerent operations here, we want to help those interested in serving but who don’t have the right information."
Grapevine: Aggression in Arad
According to several residents of Arad, the Ger Hassidim are trying to take over public buildings and want to put their hands on the city’s finances.
Haredi conscription order won't change anything, because PM has chosen sides
Netanyahu has been on the haredim's side all along, so why does everyone think that the new High Court ruling would suddenly cause the government to collapse?
More Arabs join the work force - and not just in blue collar jobs
Three Ladies, Three Lattes: Beit Shemesh bullies
Any ideas for a more peaceful coexistence?