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The parties consider the army draft of ultra-Orthodox men an immediate threat • Meanwhile, the Knesset approved an emergency recruitment of additional reservists, supported by ultra-Orthodox lawmakers

The current recruitment is drafting religious men into the Israel Defense Forces for various combat and combat support paths, which are open to them and allow them to maintain their lifestyle

The court also asked the government to justify the absence of sanctions against those who, although summoned, did not report to the recruitment office

Less than two percent of the ultra-Orthodox men to whom orders were sent between July 2024 and March 2025 actually enlisted • 1,066 arrest warrants and 2,231 warnings were issued

Young ultra-Orthodox men clash with law enforcement as protest turns violent, with abusive slogans shouted at police and soldiers stationed at the base

Labor Minister 'gravely views the harsh and direct attack against those helpless toddlers who will be left without supervised educational frameworks' after attorney general's order

An unknown number estimated at several thousand yeshiva boys is expected to be conscripted soon, with previous officials stating that some 3,000 will be drafted by the end of the year

'Unlike planes or bombs, soldiers cannot be brought from abroad, so we need to recruit more,' Defense Minister Gallant says

This decision comes two months after Kraft withdrew his support from his Ivy League alma mater, Columbia University, over its handling of pro-Palestinian protests

The most famous of biblical instruments, the special exhibit explores the relationship between Judaism and the natural world

The students 'get to know researchers from all the diverse sectors of Israeli society' says program lead, Professor Arlene Wilson-Gordon of Bar-Ilan University

The overall state budget will amount to $133 billion in 2023 and $141 billion in 2024; Israel's gov has until May 29 to successfully vote the budget through

Program will discuss philosophical exchange and mutual influence between Judaism and Islam

Corruption in Israel is high compared to the rest of the world, according to the report

Smotrich hails legislation: 'What you vote for is what you get!'

Two new Israeli ministers issued a joint statement on Monday announcing the plan to repeal the Disengagement Law

Court upholds a judge's ruling that the school doesn't qualify as a 'religious corporation'

Netanyahu reportedly reassured the United Torah Judaism and Shas parties: 'In the Jewish state, no one will go to prison for learning Torah'

'The hourglass of Homesh is running out,' says the outgoing CEO of the Yesha Council, Yigal Dilmoni

The stipends that are given to Orthodox men studying will be raised to $380 instead of the current $205

LGBTQ group's lawyer blasts decision as 'shameful tactic'

'We are grateful that Justice Sotomayor stepped in to protect Yeshiva’s religious liberty in this case'

The judge determined that 'Yeshiva University is not a ‘religious corporation''

The minister wants to cut the budget for these schools by over $120 million