Haredi news
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The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Shifra Jacobs—the top stories, clear and concise.
The Haredi Debate: Where do we stand?
Haredi protesters block Jerusalem highway in protest against draft-dodger arrest orders
Haredi Jews protest construction site over alleged ancient burial ground
Haredim ramp up attacks on police in Mea She’arim
Over the past four years, extremists have been waging a campaign of incitement against ultra-Orthodox men enlisting in the IDF in order to delegitimize and halt the growing number of such enlistees.
'Kill next woman soldier you see' reads flier against haredi IDF service
Separate flier promises ultra-Orthodox children NIS 800 for verbally abusing haredi soldiers.
Haredi extremists burn haredi IDF soldier in effigy... again
The effigy was complete with an IDF uniform and equipment, a beard and tzitzit, and was burned alongside numerous Israeli flags in the festive bonfires.
Analysis: Temper tantrum of haredi faction a call for attention, relevance
Anyone failing to report for IDF preliminary processing is considered by law to be a deserter and liable to arrest by the military police.
Haredim stage mass protest over draft arrests
Thousands of haredi men from the radical group The Jerusalem Faction took to the streets on Tuesday night to protest recent draft arrests.
MK Gafni: We have no problem with elections, we even might benefit from that
Gafni pointed out that for a country that faces such big challenges and major problems, going to elections due to a dispute over the IBA and the IBC is outrageous and irresponsible.
The new haredim
Technology and economic realities are having a profound impact on the haredi community. Will the resulting changes make it weaker or stronger?
Group calls for harassment against haredi soldiers to end
A campaign of harassment and shaming has been waged by radical ultra-Orthodox groups against haredi IDF soldiers and their recruiters.
UK police called after haredi men cause ruckus on flight from Israel
Passengers said the rowdy offenders repeatedly rang service buttons, angering both staff and passengers.
The ecological haredi
Leshomra teaches ultra-Orthodox communities to connect with nature