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What a missed opportunity!
Written by on 26/02/2014
The Equality in Sharing the Burden Law turned out to be a big sham, and here's why!
The biggest bluff: The Equality in Sharing the Burden Law
Written by on 24/02/2014
Rabbi Uri Regev describes the latest developments in the legislative struggle to achieve equality in sharing the burden. Unfortunately, the Knesset is a producing a law that will do the exact opposite.
Shahar Ilan's op-ed on the ultra-Orthodox draft: A choice between equality and justice
Written by on 18/02/2014
Will the Equality in Sharing the Burden Law achieve the goal stated by its very name? Hiddush VP Shahar Ilan discusses the development of one Israel's hottest political issues and the need for smart solutions in enforcing the law.
Making history and advocating for Israel's Jewish and democratic future
Written by on 18/02/2014
Exciting updates on Hiddush's historic Supreme Court petition, activities with the AJC, and advocacy for gender equality in Israel's religious councils
Hiddush's Supreme Court petition stops illegal funding to ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers
Written by on 09/02/2014
Hiddush's petition to the Supreme Court resulted in the landmark decision to freeze funding to yeshiva students who do not draft into the army. This is a necessary step to achieving equality in sharing the burden between all sectors of Israeli society.
MK Rabbi Dov Lipman on ultra-Orthodox education, employment, and success
Written by on 02/02/2014
MK Lipman discusses the findings of the Taub Center's 2013 State of the Nation Report.
Nine Reasons why Hiddush is beginning 2014 on the right foot
Written by on 15/01/2014
Within the first few weeks of 2014, there have already been several noticeably positive strides regarding religion and state in Israel.
Hiddush is starting 2014 on the right foot!
Written by on 15/01/2014
Already in the first week of 2014, there are plenty of positive changes taking place regarding religion and state in Israel.
Hiddush heads the opposition against recognizing Chabad's emissary work as Israeli national service
Written by on 13/01/2014
In response to MK Elazar Stern's proposal to include Chabad emissaries in Israel's national service program, Rabbi Regev says: An anti-Zionist movement cannot represent the State of Israel.
The need to renew the battle for freedom of religion and equality in Israel
Written by on 11/12/2013
The latest circumcision controversy is a start reminder of the need to continue efforts towards freedom of religion and equality in Israel
Stanley Gold: Unless Israel gives its citizens the tools to succeed, the country will suffer
Written by on 26/11/2013
In an interview with "TheMarker" business magazine, Hiddush's US Chairman says that too many Israelis are unable or unwilling to participate in Israel's economy.
Hiddush calls for prevention of peyot-shaving incidents in the IDF
Written by on 03/11/2013
Push for standardized notification of right to grow side locks comes after at least two haredi soldiers complained in recent months that IDF barbers had shaved their peyot.
Israel's religion and state conflict take the Knesset's winter session by storm
Written by on 16/10/2013
Knesset lawmakers are starting up the winter session right where they left off; equality in sharing the burden, accesibility of religious services, and public transportation on shabbat were immediately addressed by several cabinet members.
Hiddush takes a formative role in drafting the Equality in Sharing the Burden law
Written by on 15/10/2013
Hiddush's recommendations for the ultra-Orthodox draft law are actively being used by MK Ayelet Shaked and the committee tasked with drafting the Equality in Sharing the Burden law.
Chareidi Draft Law Looks at Economic Sanctions
Written by on 15/10/2013
The Hiddush plan for economic sanctions for draft dodgers was taken into consideration by MK Ayelet Shaked and her committee tasked with preparing the draft law