Haredim
Bnei Brak shows Israel must address structures that enable 'fringe' violence - analysis
Those who condemn acts of violence perpetrated by one community or another tend to categorize the acts as stemming from the minority. If so, who is responsible for setting and enforcing boundaries?
Haredi chickens come home to roost - opinion
Criticism without a platform, the problem with Bennett’s return - opinion
Religious Zionism is under attack in Israel - opinion
Shas chief Deri calls on Netanyahu to continue with 2nd phase of hostage deal
“I understand the concerns—this is a very difficult deal with significant costs—but we are obligated to save lives," Deri stated.
Haredi organizations press on efforts to prevent IDF recruitment - report
One of the associated hotlines actively works to intervene in cases of arrested draft dodgers.
Haredim verbally assault IDF Maj.-Gen. in Bnei Brak restaurant
Dozens of young men could be heard shouting insults at him, calling "murderer," and "shame on you."
338 haredim join IDF's special new tracks, compared to 10,000 summoned
Of the 338 new haredi draftees, 211 are in combat units, while 127 are in units to support combat units.
Gantz, Lapid push back against haredi draft exemption bill in the Knesset
Opposition MKs called the proposed haredi draft exemption bill harmful to IDF soldiers and warned of an intense parliamentary and public struggle to block its swift passage.
No backroom deals on IDF haredi draft bill, Likud MK Edelstein vows
“There are all kinds of talk about agreements behind the committee’s back. There is no such thing as behind the back of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee,” Edelstein said.
Five Israelis from Safed killed in fatal car accident in Morocco
The five killed were residents of Safed, and were all Breslov Hasidim, two of whom had families, according to Israeli media.
Netanyahu, IDF at odds over how many haredim it can absorb
While Netanyahu says IDF needs to build new programs, military said last week its tailored tracks for haredim were ready to go.
High Court suggests compromise extending haredi daycare for three months
The compromise would enable subsidies to continue for three months after the start of the school year, expecting them to expire at the end of November.
Haredi leaders urge draft defiance on front page of 'Yated Ne'eman' newspaper
Rabbi Dov Landau proclaimed: “We know full well that no yeshiva student or kollel scholar will join the army—under any circumstances and in any form whatsoever.”
