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Shilo Freid
'We thought the worst had passed': 13 killed since Lebanon ceasefire began
Staff Sergeant Michael Tyukin became the latest soldier killed since the ceasefire took effect, as the north remains under fire despite the official truce
Roni Green Shaulov, Shilo Freid, Roy Rubinstein, Eitan Glickman
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05.31.26
Chief rabbi issues stark warning: Temple Mount visits are strictly forbidden
Chief Rabbi Kalman Meir Ber says entering the Temple Mount and bowing there are grave prohibitions, after the practice spread among visiting groups and politicians
Shilo Freid
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05.31.26
IDF sees rise in Haredi enlistment, says it can take thousands more
Ultra-Orthodox draft tracks grew 24% in latest cycle, with record combat enlistment, as the army expands programs meant to preserve Haredi religious life
Shilo Freid
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05.28.26
Likud backs Haredi daycare bill after Oct. 7 inquiry threat
United Torah Judaism warns it could support a state commission into the massacre unless the coalition bypasses the High Court ruling and advances subsidies for families of draft evaders
Roy Rubinstein, Amir Ettinger, Shilo Freid
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05.27.26
Ultra-Orthodox ally says Netanyahu can no longer be trusted
Degel HaTorah chief Moshe Gafni lashes out over stalled draft exemption law as Haredi anger pushes coalition toward possible Knesset dissolution
Shilo Freid
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05.26.26
With Torah scroll and combat vest, Ger Hasid goes viral on social media as unlikely symbol of IDF unity
Rabbi Yehuda Weitzman, an IDF reservist and rabbi in the Hasmonean Brigade, says he chose to train as a combat soldier when already an IDF captain; he collected donations for his unit from Haredi communities, including anti-Zionist Satmar Hasidim in the US
Shilo Freid
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05.26.26
Haredi leaders discuss ousting Netanyahu before elections
Attempt to put pressure on Netanyahu: Currently there are not 61 Knesset lawmakers who will vote in favor of replacing the government and appointing another prime minister from within the Knesset; Opposition prepared to vote for any alternative PM
Moran Azulay, Shilo Freid
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05.25.26
Israel’s next election likely to move up to September 15th
Haredi parties tell Netanyahu they will not advance the conscription bill, leaving Shas and Degel HaTorah split over the election date as the prime minister tries to buy more time on security and diplomatic fronts
Moran Azulay, Amir Ettinger, Shilo Freid
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05.25.26
2,000 Haredi doctors in five years? New plan aims to ease Israel’s physician shortage
Israel ranks below the OECD average in doctors per capita, and a new reform could worsen shortages, especially in the periphery; a national plan aims to guide Haredi students from prep courses to medical careers without lowering standards
Shilo Freid, Or Hadar
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05.24.26
Raised Jewish, serving in the IDF, then she learned: 'According to halacha, I’m not Jewish'
Staff Sgt. K. grew up celebrating Jewish holidays and believing she was Jewish, only to discover she was not recognized as such under halacha; now serving in the IDF’s Panther Battalion, she is undergoing conversion: 'I never felt I wasn’t part of the Jewish people'
Shilo Freid
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05.22.26
Rare 180-year-old cookbook reveals secrets of kosher cuisine at the Victorian Jewish table
Ahead of Shavuot, the National Library of Israel presents a rare copy of what is believed to be the world’s first kosher cookbook, an 1846 English volume with dairy dishes, beauty tips and recipes often attributed to Lady Judith Montefiore
Shilo Freid
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05.19.26
‘I got a message my child was gone’: Families mourn lives and dreams cut short on Lebanon front
Eight were killed during a 'ceasefire' in which fire never stopped: soldiers and a civilian who left behind families, unfinished dreams, a fiancée, grieving parents and stories of courage their loved ones are only now discovering
Eitan Glickman, Roy Rubinstein, Roni Green Shaulov, Shilo Freid
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05.18.26
Netanyahu's last great efforts to pass the draft exemption law
The prime minister is trying to convince Knesset coalition lawmakers who oppose the draft exemption law to vote in favor, even as the coalition crisis continues and the law to dissolve the Knesset is expected to be presented for preliminary reading
Moran Azulay, Shilo Freid, Amir Ettinger
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05.18.26
Beneath the Western Wall, a hidden Jerusalem is revealed
Works beneath the Western Wall Plaza are exposing layers of Jerusalem’s history, from ancient structures to Roman and First Temple-era finds, revealing an ancient city that keeps surprising archaeologists
Shilo Freid
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05.17.26
With current Knesset on life support, Netanyahu scrambles to save Haredi alliance
Likud says it will advance draft exemption bill demanded by ultra-Orthodox parties, but Degel HaTorah still plans to back dissolving parliament this week
Shilo Freid, Amir Ettinger, Moran Azulay
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05.17.26
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