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Chief Rabbi threatens mass exodus over Ultra-orthodox draft - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Chief Rabbi threatens mass exodus over Ultra-orthodox draft - Israel News

"The yeshivas and kollels hold up the world. The state exists on Torah study, and without the Torah, the army would not have succeeded."

Source: jpost.com
Israel-Palestine war: Israeli couple travelling in Thailand return to fight Hamas, get married before leaving for battle - Vimarsana News

Israel-Palestine war: Israeli couple travelling in Thailand return to fight Hamas, get married before leaving for battle

Uri Mintzer and Elinor Yosefin, were among the thousands of Israeli military reservists called up for duty, after Hamas launched a surprise attack on Saturday

Israeli couple ties the knot on eve of military deployment - Vimarsana News

Israeli couple ties the knot on eve of military deployment

Uri Mintzer and Elinor Yosefin held an impromptu service in Shoham before reporting to their respective units.The post Israeli couple ties the knot on eve of military deployment appeared first

Tzohar calls for unity on Yom Kippur amid divided Israeli society - Vimarsana News

Tzohar calls for unity on Yom Kippur amid divided Israeli society

Amid protests that have gripped the country for the better part of a year, the Tzohar Rabbinical Organization is hoping that Yom Kippur can bring a much-needed reprieve.

Source: jpost.com
Annual Yom Kippur mass prayer tests the limits of Tel Aviv's vaunted liberalism - Vimarsana News

Annual Yom Kippur mass prayer tests the limits of Tel Aviv's vaunted liberalism

City has prohibited the placing of a divider between men and women at popular street event that draws 2,000 Orthodox and secular participants; as things stand, it won't go ahead