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According to Tur-Paz, most haredim believe that Torah study safeguards Israel to the same degree as military service, and are unwilling to join the IDF.

Haredim once had fewer children and high employment rates. Government policies changed that. As the community grows, it's getting harder to justify living at someone else's expense

Before or after conception, in the womb or at birth, infant or adult, male or female, God's messengers spoke His words. The warnings received from God through the poetic words of our Prophets, Psalms and Songs of King David and lyrical Biblical passages, easily allude common sense and greedy human nature.

Following a Haaretz Investigation, Israeli Police Have Opened a Case Against Rabbi Efraim Tessler, the Former Head of the Damesek Eliezer Yeshiva in Jerusalem, on Suspicion of Sexually Assaulting Students There

News outlets around the world cash in on the latest round of violence, death and destruction. News and social media are busy pointing their...

After the Gaza conflict ends, PM Netanyahu faces another battle -- to pass the budget. But once he does, only then will we learn his true stance on the judicial overhaul

Things are looking up for the prime minister. If he can finish the Gaza fighting with public support intact and pass a state budget by month’s end, he will be all but unassailable

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

'This Is Just More Backdrop to the Legitimization of the Stain Called Ben-Gvir. They Covered the Cemetery, but They’ll Never Be Able to Cover Up the Shame,' Bereaved Sisters Whose Uncle Is Buried in the Be'er Sheva Cemetery Said

Disruption feared at events for 24,213 fallen troops and 4,255 terror victims, as some ministers cancel; bereaved relatives to stay away; Bennett: 'Focus only on families' pain'