Israel Politics
Haredi Voters Want Change, Not Rebellion
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Israeli Politics
Degel HaTorah May Split From Agudat Yisrael
With three weeks until candidate lists are due, the two factions that make up United Torah Judaism have yet to meet. Senior Degel officials are seriously exploring running separately, citing frustration over draft law strategy and political direction.
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Breaking His Silence
Rebbe Speaks Out After Jerusalem Attack
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Hasidic Community Mourns
Rabbi Tzvi Zev Berger Buried in Monsey
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Shortly After Birth of First Son
Haredi Father Jailed After Draft Office Visit
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Appeal Planned to Supreme Court
Ponivezh Dispute Escalates After Ruling
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Torah Guidance
Torah Scholar on Kollel Life and Duties
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Hasidic Community Event
Rachmastrivka Event Venue Canceled
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Haredi Integration in IDF
600 Haredi Soldiers at Study Day
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Torah Study Amid Controversy
Yeshiva Students Rally Before Elul
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Remembering a Leader
Tosh Hasidim Mark Rebbe's Yahrtzeit
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Infrastructure Breakthrough
Lod Kosher Electricity Project Advances
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Haredi Leadership
Ger and Vizhnitz Rebbes at Torah Gathering
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Israel Elections 2026
Agudah Fights Ban on Voter Tracking System
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Addressing the Housing Crisis
Satmar Rebbe on Housing Crisis and Fraud
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Hasidic News
Vizhnitz Rabbi Arrives for Major Gathering
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Ahead of High Holidays
Klausenburg Rebbe Visits Israel
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Canada
Car Crash in Tosh Sparks Terror Fears
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In Memory
Rabbis Mark 4 Years Since Rabbi Cohen's Death
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Hasidic Leaders
Kretchnif Rebbe Flies to NY for Ill Son-in-Law
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