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The Haredi Draft Law: Problems and concerns
Written by Uri Regev on 20/03/2014
Now that the Haredi draft law has been passed and implemented, the Israeli public will slowly realize that there is no equality in this law, only disappointment.
In Historic Protest Israel's Orthodox Break with Settler Right
Written by on 18/03/2014
Hiddush Vice President for Research and Information Shahar Ilan discusses the haredi draft and its implications for Israeli society.
Hiddush releases guide to the Equality in Sharing the Burden Law: Nothing but defects and exemptions
Written by on 12/03/2014
On the eve of the Knesset vote on the ultra-Orthodox draft law, Hiddush presents a guide to the law's defects and call's on the government coalition to send the bill back to the drawing board.
Hiddush slams the Shaked Committee's final product: the exact of opposite of equality in sharing the burden
Written by on 09/03/2014
As the Shaked Committee's law proposal for the Haredi draft makes its way to the Knesset plenum, Hiddush continues to point out the government coalition's misunderstanding of equality.
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
State cancels draft orders for thousands of haredim
Written by on 30/07/2013
Defense Minister Ya'alon decided to cancel summer recruit orders for haredim since new draft bill is yet to conclude legislative process.
A-G: Proposed haredi IDF service law is legal
Written by on 03/07/2013
Weinstein had implied proposal would anchor in law inequalities, but says special rights for a very limited and defined group.
Steeped in tradition, Israel's ultra-Orthodox face reform drive
Written by on 06/06/2013
Current policy recommendations for ultra-Orthodox draft creates a massive scam and leaves the problem for the next government coalition, says Shahar Ilan.