Knitted kippot and black hats met under the scorching Negev sun as charedi families came to visit and give chizzuk to settlers at "Eli Azza" on the Gaza border. 

A month after an ultra-Orthodox extremist attacked police officers who were arresting a flag-waver during an anti-Zionist procession in the heart of the Haredi neighborhood, the suspect was located today and arrested at his home by police detectives in Jerusalem.

The Rav wrote a very strong letter, decrying the 'Mamlacht Charedi' education system.

Gantz addressed his handshake with Ben-Gvir, which was documented during Babchik's son's wedding.

The gedolim are seeking overseas support as court rulings and policy shifts threaten yeshiva funding.

Yeshiva students find themselves at the crossroads of faith and national duty, facing unprecedented challenges.

As protests erupt over Haredi conscription, a growing number of ultra-Orthodox youth are choosing to serve in the IDF, challenging long-held community norms. This internal struggle within Israel's fastest-growing demographic is reshaping the nation's military and social landscape, forcing a reckoning with tradition, duty, and the future of Israeli society.

Batsheva Esther Shimonovitz, 11, loses life in accident during family visit.

19 year-old victim attacked in Davos by men shouting "free Palestine".

A young ultra-Orthodox paratrooper enlightened Israel's top military brass on ancient Jewish law. This heartwarming encounter showcases the IDF's diversity and hints at a future where faith and national service could march in perfect step.

Despite the issuance of hundreds of recruitment orders, only 70 Haredi recruits have reported for initial enlistment procedures so far. The IDF has begun sending second summonses to those who have not yet reported.

This innovative initiative is not just changing lives, but reshaping the relationship between Israel's ultra-Orthodox community and national service.

For the first time in a decade, the Ministry of Defense is establishing a pre-military preparatory program for youth from the Haredi sector. The program is expected to begin in November and will include approximately forty participants.

As the sun sets over Jerusalem's ancient stones, casting long shadows across the city, the Haredi community wonders whether their leaders can find a way to regain their political mojo.

The surprising reason behind this unlikely event at Jerusalem's Cinema City.  

During a government meeting, following the publication of the Attorney General's position on stopping subsidies for daycare centers for yeshiva students of draft age, the Finance Minister sharply attacked the Deputy Attorney General: "You're destroying 15 years of efforts, you didn't have a single professional discussion" 

The second class of the "Halacha Lema'aseh" program has been completed, with 101 Haredim now trained to handle rifles and serve in local security response teams.

Rabbi Tufik claimed that even if the IDF committed to a fully separate ultra orthodox brigade, they would change their minds in the future.

Despite falling short of expectations, 48 ultra-Orthodox men defy intense community pressure to join IDF. This small step could mark a potential turning point in the complex relationship between Israel's ultra-Orthodox community and military service.