In light of reports about the assault on female reporters during a protest by ultra-Orthodox Jews against military conscription, the Journalists' Organization has issued a strong statement condemning the attack on press freedom.

For the first time, thousands of young ultra-Orthodox men are being called to Israeli military recruitment offices– As the first wave of yeshiva students prepares to report for duty, authorities brace for potential unrest, signaling a tense new chapter in Israel's ongoing struggle to balance religious exemptions with national service obligations.

Away from the spotlight, a revolution is happening in Haredi education. As of the present writing, some 22 schools are participating in the Ministry of Education's hi-tech core curriculum program.

In the heart of Jerusalem's Shmuel HaNavi neighbourhood, a young man has been arrested and charged for threatening passers-by's, stealing a bicycle, and attempting to stab a police officer with a knife, ultimately leading to him being shot and subdued.

IDF issues first wave of draft notices to Ultra-Orthodox men, amid pushback from religious leaders and cautious approach by military officials.

According to the indictment, the leader devised a scheme to distribute poisoned sweets disguised as Santa Claus outside Jewish schools. The plot was uncovered with the assistance of an undercover FBI agent whom the accused tried to persuade to harm Jews.

The site's slogan: "meaningful service, Haredi way of life, employment horizon" adorns a user-friendly and succinct advertisement for state service.

The IDF has published its requirements for the Haredim to be drafted who are due to receive summon notices next week. As well as sharing the various ways the Israeli army is shifting to accommodate the integration of the religious group in the drafting process.

Army Radio reporter Yoeli Brim reports that the IDF is using three criteria to determine who to formally draft next week.

Two Haredi journalists clashed over whether a large-scale draft of Haredim is desirable and achievable for Haredi society.

At a meeting of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, IDF representatives explained the criteria and goals of the first draft orders sent to Haredim.

The decision comes following reports that the IDF will be sending out initial draft orders for Haredim starting next Sunday.

Maj.-Gen. David Zini and Brig.-Gen. Shai Taib were attacked yesterday by Haredi protestors in Bnei Brak. The two were meeting with Rabbi David Leibel to discuss forming a Haredi brigade within the IDF.

A former economic advisor to the IDF Chief of Staff has unveiled a groundbreaking 10-point plan that could revolutionize Ultra-Orthodox integration into the IDF.

"Rabbi Capoeira" showcases the incredible journey of Miki Hayat as he blends capoeira with his ultra-Orthodox faith in Bnei Brak.

With significant opposition to drafting Haredim at age 18, yet a notable majority supporting tailored military units aligned with religious practices, the Ultra Orthodox community stands at a crossroads.

Three leaders of the Lev Tahor sect from Monsey have been sentenced to minimum 12 years for their involvement in the abduction of a 14-year-old girl and her brother six years ago.

As the IDF prepares to send out the initial draft orders to draft-eligible Haredi men, leading Haredi Rabbis are preparing a joint letter calling on them to refuse to present for service.

Defence Minister Yoav Galant received today (Tuesday) the IDF recommendations and decided that summonses for initial notices will be sent to the ultra-Orthodox community in the near future, starting next month.