Opposition Leader Yair Lapid said in response to a question by JFeed that "so long as (the Charedim) accept the (coalition) principles, there is no problem in sitting with them."

Having once called Charedim a "parasitical population," Democrats leader Yair Golan now says he does not rule out forming a government with them - but he does with others.

Ultra-Orthodox community in Israel raises nearly $100 Million in response to High Court ruling to cut funding to yeshivas.

Court strikes down ultra-orthodox military exemptions, in a ruling which is sure to cause shockwaves in the ultra-orthodox community.

Halevi spoke to soldiers of how "every battalion" formed from Haredi recruits helps relieve thousands of reservists from defensive duties.

Hanan Ben Ari issues a heartfelt plea for unity and enlistment amid national crisis.

The continuation of the controversial draft bill in Israel serves as a slap in the face to soldiers who have been serving since October 7th.

Legislation to lower exemption age for Yeshiva students faces political and legal hurdles.

Gantz is expected not to support the bill, and it is likely that other Likud Knesset members and The United Arab List will also oppose the vote.

A Knesset report shows that of 4,000 Charedim who volunteered to enlist between October 7 and February 2024, just 540 were drafted.

81% of Charedim polled said they support the Rabbinic view that even non-yeshivah students shouldn't be drafted. 65% support leaving the coalition if yeshivah students are drafted.

The Defense Minister also said he would not support a draft law not supported by the State Camp party, whether inside or outside the government.

The plan includes obligatory prayer and religious study and a woman-free environment, with 3,000 expected to be drafted.

State Camp party leader Benny Gantz sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to move a Draft Law from Naftali Bennet's term forward: "The temporary bridging law is not relevant to the reality after October 7."

The Chief Rabbis, ministers, MKs, religious leaders were all in attendance at an event in such demand, it needed to be moved to a different venue.

The government submitted a response to the Supreme Court regarding the draft, saying they are engaged in staff work to immediately draft Charedim and work to ensure continued drafting of Charedim in the longer term.

Washington is considering shelving the idea of sanctioning the whole Netzach Yehudah Battalion due to the fierce criticism from across the Israeli political spectrum.

Charedi news site Kikar Hashabbat claims the government and Charedi leadership have made breakthroughs in trying to resolve the draft law crisis.

The leader of the Shas Religious Council issued a letter clarifying that negotiations regarding the draft of yeshivah students are with their approval.