Moshe Gafni
Israel's ultra-Orthodox community can no longer avoid the hard conversations - opinion
The haredi community has the numbers, the talent, and the values to lift this country into a new and bright future; we cannot be the ones to drag it down.
Gafni’s ouster marks a changing era for Israel’s haredi parties - and for Netanyahu - analysis
Knesset panel approves budget transfer of NIS 270 million to haredi education during recess
Haredi MK Gafni urges Netanyahu to advance Torah study bill unchanged despite legal warnings
Haredi MK Gafni nearly lynched on Yom Kippur eve for support of draft bill
Demonstrators in Haredi garb called Gafni a murderer and tried to break the windows of his car.
Agreement on ultra-Orthodox enlistment might be on the horizon
The leading rabbis are the ones who will decide on the enlistment law – and as long as they have not had their input there is no formal decision on the issue.
Gafni slams plan to verify yeshiva attendance
In 2016, the IDF revoked the exemptions of some 4,000 individuals whom it discovered were not studying as the yeshivas had declared.
Haredi party United Torah Judaism split over enlistment law, budget crisis
“The demand to pass the bill in its three readings remains as it was, until now there is no other proposal on the table.”
Litzman, Gafni seeking rabbis' permission to compromise on Haredi draft law
Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litznman threatened on Sunday that if the bill does not pass into law before the Knesset leaves for spring recess on March 15, he would quit the government.
Middle Israel: The Sabbath Gentile’s grand return
Yes, the Shabbes goys represented the happy side of Gentile-Jewish . Even so, they were part of what the Jewish state was designed to replace.
Shabbat in the public sphere in the State of Israel
MKs Shelly Yacimovich (Labor) and Moshe Gafni (United Torah Judaism) would agree upon many things in relation to Shabbat in the public sphere.
Ministers get NIS 5000 raise after MK pay nearly surpasses theirs
Transportation Minister asks not to be paid more.
Haredi ‘Grocery store law’ banning Shabbat operations passes in cabinet
The law, if passed, would give the interior minister the authority to block bylaws passed by municipal authorities that allow grocery stores and mini markets to open on Shabbat.
Prime minister’s compromise deal with Haredim reaches Knesset