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Ya'alon says no haredi enlistment before December
Written by on 31/07/2013
As Haredi draft is further pushed off, petitioners say Ya'alon seeking to avoid enlisting haredim.
AG to High Court: Ya'alon wants to push drafting haredim until December
Written by on 30/07/2013
Statement the first official confirmation that the state may defer drafting the current group of draftable haredim.
Gov’t aims to pass law on haredi draft by August 15
Written by on 11/07/2013
Declaration comes in High Court hearing addressing requests for immediate drafting of haredim, cut in subsidies for yeshivot.
U.S. Supreme Court decision renews call for freedom of marriage in Israel
Written by on 27/06/2013
Hiddush welcomed the United States Supreme Court decision to deem the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional. Will this historic decision pave the way for civil and non-Orthodoxo marriage in Israel?
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.
Liberal Knesset Members Laud US Gay Marriage Ruling
Written by on 26/06/2013
Knesset’s liberal flank lauds US decision on same-sex unions, Hiddush joins their call for freedom of marriage.
Putting an end to excommunication
Written by on 23/06/2013
Hiddush filed a Supreme Court petition against excommunication practices in rabbinic courts
Hiddush petitions to the Supreme Court against rabbinical courts' excommunication practices
Written by on 20/05/2013
In a landmark case, Hiddush petitioned to the Israeli Supreme Court on behalf of an ultra-Orthodox resident of Elad to annul the writ of refusal issued by a rabbinical court for filing a case in Israel's civil courts.
High Court of Justice brings standardized testing to ultra-Orthodox schools
Written by on 21/02/2013
Israeli High Court of Justice decision will bring greater Ultra-Orthodox involvement in society and as a result, more economic growth.
Hiddush commends Supreme Court ruling on Tal Law
Written by on 22/02/2012
Today’s historic Supreme Court ruling, by a majority of 6:3, voided the “Tal Law” and said mass exemption of Yeshiva students from military service must be stopped
Court defers to Knesset
Written by on 06/12/2011
Hiddush’s joint petition for civil marriage rejected, “time after time the political system gives in to pressure from ultra-Orthodox parties.”
MK Livnat: Ministerial Committee on the Status of Women will be convened
Written by on 28/11/2011
Debates rage on as discrimination of women and erasing them from public spheres continues, with disagreement between head of the Ministerial Committee on the Status of Women and Shas minister Mashulam Nahari
We want Azaria!
Written by on 26/10/2011
Yerushalmim member expelled for petitioning High Court against gender separation.
Supreme Court Petition to Allow Civil Marriage
Written by on 04/10/2011
Hiddush CEO Rabbi Uri Regev remarks “The reality which denies the basic human right of marriage to hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens is intolerable.”
Human Rights And The Supreme Court
Written by on 29/05/2011
Israel has never had a constitution and has relied on its Declaration of Independence and judges to maintain equality