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Shilo Freid
Private middlemen charge grieving families thousands to remove deceased loved ones
Under Israeli law, transporting a deceased person within the jurisdiction of the local burial society is a basic service provided at no cost, and families are entitled to burial in their city of residence
Shilo Freid
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02.22.26
Ben-Gvir's National Guard operating without formal legal approval or clear authority, report shows
Knesset research center says the unit is recruiting fighters, receiving state funds and dispersing protests, while lawmakers lack basic information on its chain of command, powers and governing procedures
Shilo Freid, Liran Tamari
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02.22.26
Coalition erupts in anger after High Court orders equal prayer access at Western Wall
Judges gave the government three months to advance construction linking the egalitarian plaza to the Wall stones, prompting calls from coalition leaders to pass legislation placing the site solely under the Chief Rabbinate
Shilo Freid, Netael Bandel, Tova Zimuky, Yaron Drukman
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02.20.26
Senior rabbis urge Netanyahu to halt plan to integrate women into Armored Corps frontline roles
Religious Zionist leaders warn that integrating women into frontline combat roles in the Armored Corps will harm operational readiness and deter Torah-observant soldiers
Shilo Freid
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02.18.26
Police officer receives new tefillin after pair burned in Bnei Brak Haredi riot
Investigation underway into suspects who torched a police scooter containing tefillin and a prayer book; unrest erupted after two female IDF soldiers visited the city
Shilo Freid
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02.17.26
Violent clashes erupt in Bnei Brak over internal Haredi dispute, one day after riots over soldiers
A protest against a breakaway Vizhnitz faction escalated into hours of violence in Bnei Brak, with roadblocks, property damage and clashes with police, just one day after riots erupted over rumors that female soldiers were issuing draft notices
Itamar Eichner, Shilo Freid
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02.17.26
'Army needs to learn: don't enter Haredi cities': tensions linger in Bnei Brak after riots
Despite footage of hundreds in violent clashes with soldiers and police, all suspects were freed within a day; residents alleged heavy-handed policing and urged restraint, with one yeshiva student saying it’s safer to 'stay inside'
Shilo Freid
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02.16.26
Extended war threat raises questions over IDF readiness
As US-Iran talks resume with Tehran refusing to curb missiles, Ramadan tensions rise, Iranian-backed terrorists threaten escalation and air defenses brace for a potential multi-front conflict
Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari, Shilo Freid, Maya Cohen, Ron Crissy
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02.15.26
Rabbinical courts adopt first protocol to protect sexual assault and domestic violence survivors
New rules mandate separate waiting areas, escorts and minimal contact with alleged offenders during testimony after years without uniform safeguards
Shilo Freid
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02.15.26
Israeli lawmaker appeals to US, UK over exit bans on Haredi draft evaders
Knesset lawmaker Meir Porush of Agudat Yisrael sent letters to the US and British ambassadors to Israel calling for their intervention; The Haredi dual citizens are 'are being denied the basic right to return to their homeland', he said
Shilo Freid
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02.12.26
After High Court ruling, Chief Rabbinate to allow women to take rabbinical certification exams
After months without ordination exams, Chief Rabbinate says women may now register, despite previously barring them from some tests in defiance of court ruling; petitioners welcome move but warn obstacles may remain
Shilo Freid
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02.11.26
Reservists threaten to shutdown highways over draft bill as IDF chief calls for more soldiers
Ultra-Orthodox activists launch hotlines to thwart draft arrests, while a new Haredi battalion completes its first major drill and lawmakers push ahead with legislation exempting yeshiva students from service
Shilo Freid, Gal Ganot, Yoav Zitun
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02.11.26
Fighting at the front, divorcing at home: divorces rise steadily during national crises
More than two years after October 7, new data shows how war and national emergencies strain Israeli families, with rabbinical court research finding a direct link between crises and divorce, peaking in 2021 and again in 2024
Shilo Freid
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02.09.26
Netanyahu: I warned of Hamas invasion pre-Oct. 7
In closed Knesset session, prime minister defends Gaza policy, says security chiefs favored calm over action and claims records show he urged preemptive strikes on Hamas leaders
Shilo Freid
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02.05.26
Haredi boycott of key draft exemption bill vote throws state budget into jeopardy
Ultra-Orthodox lawmakers claimed there was no progress in the discussions on draft bill so they decided not to support vote on the Arrangements Law; צove threatens timetable set by coalition and the advancement of its reforms, including milk reform
Shilo Freid
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02.05.26
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