Haredi population in israel
Likud MK Kallner opposes criminal arrests for haredi draft evaders, backs economic sanctions
Kallner, a member of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, told 103FM that he does not think arresting yeshiva students is 'the right way.'
Following hours of haredi draft protests, Israeli highways reopen to traffic
Goldknopf protests 'exclusion' of haredi West Bank communities from budget in letter to Netanyahu
Female IDF soldiers barred from entering base on religious grounds - report
Truly at home
KNOW COMMENT: The Seder, the virus, and Independence Day drive home the most basic Jewish and Zionist truths.
Remembrance Day and the haredim – opinion
We hear stories of haredim walking around as usual during the minute silence and haredi schools continuing as if nothing is going on
Public health and the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel
Moreover, the lack of exposure to general media outlets and to the Internet limits the access to Health Ministry instructions on the coronavirus.
Grounds for optimism about the ultra-Orthodox
“Today, many members of Haredi society understand that their responsibility extends beyond the boundaries of their own communities,” says Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer.
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?
Religious parties may prevent needed budget restraint after election
Ultra-Orthodox Jews, known as Haredim, make up about 10 percent of Israel’s population and, with their typically large families, that percentage is expected to swell.
Yisrael Beytenu petitions High Court to stop extension on haredi draft bill
The deadline for the enlistment bill has been extended several times, the last extension occurring in early December, setting the current January 15 deadline.
Degel Hatorah, Agudat Yisrael to run together
A source in Aguda confirmed that it appears the two parties will be able to come to an agreement to run together.
Labor-force participation
Haredi men and Arab woman are the focus of efforts to increase the labor-force participation.
Graduates of haredi civil service begin their journey in public service
Haredi men from across the spectrum of the community, Sephardi, hassidic, and “Lithuanian” non-hassidic, all participated in and completed the six-month long course called “Influencers.”