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As war surges, Haredi Jews begin enlisting en masse
The Tel Hashomer recruitment center has initiated the conscription process for 120 recruits from the ultra-Orthodox sector amid a surge of applications; These recruits will be designated as reservists, undergo basic training, and serve in various roles such as medical services and drivers
Roy Rubinstein
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10.23.23
Thousands of ultra-Orthodox request to join IDF in war
New recruits to serve in support roles such as medics and search and rescue; 120 will be draft on Monday and IDF says this is a dramatic decision in the Ultra-Orthodox society
Yossi Yehoshua
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10.20.23
Haredi lawmaker: 'We live in a country with no rights at all, only taxes'
At United Torah Judaism Party conference, Deputy Knesset Speaker MK Yisrael Eichler goes on tirade against status of Haredi sector in Israel, less than a month after expressing anti-Zionist sentiments
Moran Azulay, Yair Kraus
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10.04.23
Three Ukrainian brothers make Aliyah, join Haredi IDF battalion
Yehoshafat, David and Yosef Goldstein enlisted in the IDF, and found themselves contributing to the country through the Netzah Yehuda Battalion; 'We had the privilege of enlisting in the IDF with pride as Torah-observant Jews'
Itamar Eichner
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08.27.23
Breaking taboos: Ultra-Orthodox women navigate sexuality in the digital age
Ultra-Orthodox women like Pnina Toubin are breaking barriers on social media, openly discussing sexuality; Toubin teaches these women to embrace pleasure and navigate the transition from modesty to intimacy
Lori Stadtmauer
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08.05.23
Record number of Haredi men join workforce amid soaring cost of living
Employment rate among ultra-Orthodox men exceeds 55% threshold for second successive quarter after hovering around low 50s in recent years; Expert says trend stems from rising interest rates, changes in mortgage market and cost of living
Shahar Ilan
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08.03.23
Israeli minister introduces gender-segregated bathing pilot at national park springs
Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman announces plan to extend operating hours at natural springs for designated periods of gender-segregated bathing 'without compromising the experience for all visitors'; Proposal currently awaiting approval from Justice Ministry; Critics maintain 'gender segregation must not be normalized'
Gilad Carmeli
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08.01.23
Israel is dodging the ultra-Orthodox question
Opinion: While outrage has surrounded the timing of the proposed Basic Law: Torah Study, Israeli society should also ask itself about the law's ideological motives
Shmuel Rosner
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07.30.23
Thriving in the shadows: Israel's underground Haredi economy
How does the Haredi sector cope with poverty? Some rely on charity while others work under the table, and there are those who manage to bridge the educational gaps or secure jobs through connections; Alongside many struggling with significant deprivation, the past decades have also seen the emergence of a middle-class Haredi bourgeoisie
Tali Farkash
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07.28.23
Kosher pizza pioneers: The inspiring story of Jerusalem's 'La Piedra'
Chosen as one of the top 50 pizzerias in Asia by the prestigious Italian magazine 'Top 50 Pizza' - the Michelin guide to pizzas, 'La Piedra' owners share how they started from scratch and built up their business, their plans to expand in Israel and abroad, and the reactions they receive amid national discourse about the ultra-Orthodox sector
Shoshana Hen
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07.24.23
Nearly half of Israel's Jews self-describe as traditional
Jewish People Policy Institute study finds that traditional Jews identify with political parties in the center and to not overall support the ruling Likud or right-wing parties
Itamar Eichner
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07.10.23
Hassidic Jew assaulted in Brooklyn in possible hate crime
After being asked by his assailants if he's Jewish, the man, who was walking in Crown Heights in the middle of the night, was stabbed in the arm; He only sought medical the next day
Itamar Eichner
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07.09.23
'Haredim are black gold:' The businessman empowering Haredi IDF recruitment
For over 20 years, philanthropist David Hager has tirelessly championed Haredi enlistment, generously contributing millions for the cause; Now he unveils his blueprint for integrating Haredi men into the army and explains why there is no room for more than two additional Haredi battalions in the IDF
Shmuel Munitz
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07.05.23
Haredi abused on public bus in Israel: 'Go to the army, sexually ill deviant'
Victim of a slew of degrading verbal attack by a woman, is a reserve officer in the military; traveling to He served as a captain of a combat unit, but his fellow passenger publicly shamed him over his side curls and kippa
Kobi Nachshoni
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06.19.23
Surprised Haredi lawmaker mistakenly joins LGBT rights Knesset panel to roaring applause
Yosef Taieb from Shas received a warm welcome, but soon realized he had entered the wrong conference room; After his advisor informed him of his mistake, he left
Moran Azulay
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06.06.23
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