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Haredi draft law battle looms large as Knesset reconvenes - Vimarsana News

Haredi draft law battle looms large as Knesset reconvenes

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: The issue of a law that would give ultra-Orthodox youth an exemption from compulsory IDF service has risen many times over Israel’s history and especially so recently.

Source: jpost.com
Welcome to Simcha Rothman's vengeful coup - Vimarsana News

Welcome to Simcha Rothman's vengeful coup

Embodying the rage that drives the Israeli right’s judicial assault, the chair of the Knesset’s Law and Justice Committee is poised to bring his once-fringe ideas to fruition. And, he tells +972, he is just getting started.

Source: 972mag.com
On the Scene of Jerusalem Bombings in a City Used to Terror - Vimarsana News

On the Scene of Jerusalem Bombings in a City Used to Terror

The sirens began just after seven in the morning. Police and security forces across the city were responding to a bombing at the entrance to the city. I was in traffic. Jerusalem has a certain feel every time there are terror attacks or incidents like

On the scene of Jerusalem bombings in a city used to Palestinian terror - Vimarsana News

On the scene of Jerusalem bombings in a city used to Palestinian terror

One siren. Then two. Then police cars. Then police on motorcycles. Then ambulances. The city is used to terrorism, and this is their routine.

Source: jpost.com
Among terror attacks, this is our life; we have to know to deal with it - Vimarsana News

Among terror attacks, this is our life; we have to know to deal with it

Perhaps all our prayers and recitations of Kaddish for the previous generations can make us deserving of better times. Perhaps someday the terror will stop.

Source: jpost.com