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Bennett says no coalition with Haredi factions: 'Door shut to draft dodgers'
Former PM warns that Israel faces an existential threat from a separate Haredi society and rejects Gadi Eisenkot’s plan to exempt 3% of each draft cohort, saying it would effectively spare nearly a third of eligible Haredi men
Shilo Freid
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08.06.26
High Court freezes millions in coalition funds for ultra-Orthodox institutions, settlements
Justice Alex Stein cited apparent procedural flaws in the Finance Committee vote; civilian emergency spending was exempted, and a three-justice panel will hear the petition soon
Netael Bandel
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08.05.26
Haredi women challenge soaring wig prices as rabbis face calls to intervene
With premium wigs costing up to $12,000, a Chabad attorney argues the religious necessity should face price controls, while wig makers cite scarce human hair and rising labor costs
Shilo Freid
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08.04.26
Israel’s ‘thin constitution’ argument just collapsed: why the new Torah Study: Basic Law is dangerous
Opinion: If the law remains in place, Israel should counterbalance it by enshrining equality, the rule of law, separation of powers and judicial independence in its Basic Laws, preventing a one-sided constitutional framework
Yaniv Roznai, Tamar Hostovsky Brandes
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08.03.26
'Aggressive step to secularize Jerusalem': Haredi protesters vow to continue fight against cafe open on Shabbat
For a third Saturday, ultra-Orthodox protesters rallied outside Jerusalem’s Café Basimta over its Shabbat opening, reigniting tensions over religion, neighborhood identity, licensing and alleged missionary activity
Shilo Freid
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08.02.26
Haredi protesters try to storm secular Jerusalem café open on Shabbat
Protesters opposing the Basimta café’s Saturday opening broke through police barriers and confronted customers forming a human wall at the entrance; officers later dispersed the crowd with batons as Avigdor Lieberman arrived to support the business
Liran Tamari
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08.01.26
Israel election 2026: Netanyahu turns on Haredi allies after draft deal backfires
After shielding Haredi parties throughout the term, the prime minister is attacking them before the election to repair damage among moderate right-wing voters
Yuval Karni
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07.22.26
From real estate to national service: How Effi Shkedi is trying to bridge one of Israel's deepest divides
After October 7, the chairman of Effi Capital redirected much of his energy from building neighborhoods to building trust between the ultra-Orthodox community and the Israeli military
Karen Shemesh
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07.21.26
'He has lost his way': Deri accuses IDF chief of aiding left over Haredi draft law
Shas leader says Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir crossed into politics by warning lawmakers against suspending arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft evaders; 'He caused great damage to the army,' Aryeh Deri says
Shilo Freid
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07.16.26
Knesset approves gender-segregated graduate programs despite women’s rights warnings
Law allows approved institutions to offer voluntary, gender-separated master’s and doctoral classes; medical school deans warn it could undermine training and endanger public health, while supporters say it will remove barriers for Haredi women
Sharon Kidon, Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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07.16.26
Likud tried to oust Netanyahu after Oct. 7 attack, party dissenter says
Dan Illouz says at least one-third of Likud lawmakers backed replacing the prime minister after Hamas' 2023 attack, criticizes military draft exemptions for ultra-Orthodox men and says the coalition has abandoned its conservative principles
Moran Azulay
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07.16.26
A betrayal of soldiers, Zionism and the soul of Israel
Opinion: By backing privileges for ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers and rejecting meaningful sanctions, coalition lawmakers betrayed the solidarity and shared sacrifice on which Israel was built
Oz Ben Nun
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07.15.26
High Court freezes law shielding ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers from arrest
Justices halt measure less than a day after its passage, keeping enforcement in place as petitions challenge a temporary exemption for yeshiva students amid military manpower shortages and a widening political crisis over conscription
Netael Bandel, Shilo Freid
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07.15.26
Gender-segregated sidewalks spark debate in ultra-Orthodox city
Rabbis urge separate pedestrian routes for men and women outside crowded Bnei Brak wedding halls, while city denies measure is official municipal policy
Shilo Freid
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07.15.26
Law freezing arrests of Haredi draft evaders passes Knesset as Netanyahu absent from vote
The arrest-freeze law is intended to prevent for several months the arrest, investigation and enforcement proceedings against ultra-Orthodox deserters who are recognized as yeshiva students; The law was approved by a vote of 58 to 54
Itamar Eichner
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07.14.26
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