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21 MKs responding to Pittsburgh - “Time for Equality”
Written by on 08/11/2018
The MKs highlighted different aspects of the need to respond to the Pittsburgh massacre, not merely by identifying with the loss and pain of the Jewish community, not only by decrying growing anti-Semitic outbursts, but by changing Israel’s policies.
Study finds that religious women in IDF report increased religious convictions
Written by on 02/06/2017
A new Israeli study found that young women who served in the IDF reported an increase in their level of religious convictions, more so than those who served in National Service. 89% said that their religious levels were not harmed or even improved during their IDF service.
Theocratic rejection of Israel's civil judiciary
Written by on 20/03/2017
The theocratic forces among Israel's political and religious leadership have been increasingly aggressive of late, pushing to expand the jurisdiction of Israel's rabbinical courts, at the expanse of Israel's civil courts. A key element of this theocratic outlook is the rejection of the legitimacy of Israel’s laws and civil judiciary.
Israel's ritual bath controversy
Written by Uri Regev on 16/06/2016
Unsurprisingly, though extremely disappointingly, MK Gafni's partners in the Coalition Government have all bowed to his demands, and are supporting his legislative initiative to undo the landmark Supreme Court ruling on mikva'ot.
Is Tel Aviv still known for its draft-dodgers? It's worth a re-examination
Written by on 06/08/2014
Once known for its allegedly low enlistment rates, Tel Aviv high school graduates have one of the highest IDF draft levels in Israel.
MK Stern's Conversion Proposal will extend and strengthen the Orthodox conversion monopoly
Written by on 19/03/2014
Hiddush's criticism of the latest law proposal to reform Israel's conversion system is joined by unlikely choir of varying vantage points.
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.