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Will the municipal revolution become a national revolution?
Written by Uri Regev on 07/11/2019
This month, a historic makeover is underway in the arena of public transport on Shabbat, originating from the initiative of a number of mayors in Gush Dan, the most prominent of which is Ron Huldai, the mayor of Tel Aviv.
73% support the Israeli Supreme Court's ruling regarding Shabbat
Written by on 04/05/2017
73% of the Jewish public in Israel supports the High Court of Justice's ruling, which approved the Tel Aviv municipal ordinance concerning the operation of business on Shabbat. This includes 97% of secular Israeli Jews, 72% of Tel Aviv residents, and most of the voters for the civil Government Coalition parties.
73% support the Israeli Supreme Court's ruling regarding Shabbat
Written by on 04/05/2017
73% of the Jewish public in Israel supports the High Court of Justice's ruling, which approved the Tel Aviv municipal ordinance concerning the operation of business on Shabbat. This includes 97% of secular Israeli Jews, 72% of Tel Aviv residents, and most of the voters for the civil Government Coalition parties.
Supreme Court: Tel Aviv mini-markets may operate on Shabbat
Written by on 20/04/2017
Israel's High Court of Justice ruled on Wednesday in favor of Tel Aviv’s battle to expand facilities open to the secular public on Shabbat, saying that the municipality can permit mini-markets to operate on the Jewish day of rest.
Politicians and Shabbat – this is not the way!
Written by Uri Regev on 30/01/2017
Shabbat appears in the Ten Commandments twice; once anchored in Divine Creation and once in the context of social justice, concern for society’s weak.
78% support permitting Tel Aviv shops to operate on Shabbat
Written by on 19/01/2017
78% of Jewish Israeli support permitting convenience stores to remain open on Shabbat in Tel Aviv, including 67% of voters for the Zionist Orthodox Jewish Home party.
78% support permitting Tel Aviv shops to operate on Shabbat
Written by on 19/01/2017
78% of Jewish Israeli support permitting convenience stores to remain open on Shabbat in Tel Aviv, including 67% of voters for the Zionist Orthodox Jewish Home party.
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.
Op-ed: The Shabbat Ordinance
Written by Uri Regev on 18/07/2014
In his latest op-ed, Rabbi Uri Regev suggests that wile addressing the Shabbat prohibitions and limitations – let’s not forget the need to invest in alternative, contemporary ways to enhance the positive spirit of Shabbat.
Interior Minister Gideon Saar jeopardizes accessibility to Tel Aviv convenience stores on Shabbat
Written by on 02/07/2014
Interior Minister nixes amendment that would allow small markets and convenience stores to operate on Shabbat in Tel Aviv. Hiddush CEO Rabbi Uri Regev wonders if this is a move for ultra-Orthodox political support.
Supreme Court bans Saturday shopping in Tel Aviv
Written by on 26/06/2013
Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality: We will study the ruling and find a solution to balance the day of rest and the freedom that the city allows.
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Written by on 13/05/2011
ALMA Home for Hebrew Culture in Tel Aviv