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Who accounts for Yisrael Beiteinu's increased share of voters?
Written by Uri Regev on 19/02/2020
For years, Hiddush has underscored the political potential of emphasizing the battle to advance religious freedom and equality in the Israeli political arena, as has been proven in practice several times in Israel’s elections history. Analysis of the implications of this issue for the recent Israeli elections is included in an article that was recently published in the Israeli daily business newspaper – the Calcalist.
Hiddush presents: Marriage freedom by the numbers
Written by on 13/01/2016
Hiddush released its new presentation titled, 'Marriage Freedom in Israel: by the Numbers,' which provides answers to the questions most often asked about the condition of marriage freedom in Israel, and related issues. Shahar Ilan, the Hiddush VP of Research and Information, presented the data at the meeting of the Knesset's Peoplehood, Religion, & State Caucus.
In the eyes of one rabbi, IDF soldiers may be better off dead
Written by Shahar Ilan on 11/08/2014
Hiddush Vice President Shahar Ilan discusses a leading haredi rabbinic figure's disrespectful comments during Operation Protective Edge.
In Historic Protest Israel's Orthodox Break with Settler Right
Written by on 18/03/2014
Hiddush Vice President for Research and Information Shahar Ilan discusses the haredi draft and its implications for Israeli society.
Hiddush gets to the root problem in the Ministry of Religious Services's alleged "Kashrut Revolution"
Written by on 03/02/2014
Hiddush VP Shahar Ilan voices his concern of the reforms that the Ministry of Religious Services proposed for Israel's kosher supervision and certification business.
For MK Rabbi Moshe Gafni, Hiddush is all things he hates: freedom, pluralism, and equality
Written by on 01/09/2013
Once again MK Moshe Gafni provides a clear indicator that even though he may not like it, Hiddush is making progress towards a pluralistic and civil society in Israel.
Israel defers conscription of ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students, pending draft reforms
Written by on 29/07/2013
Hiddush VP says Defense Minister Ya'alon's decision spits in the face of other young men who are serving.
Hiddush's Impact in the Knesset and Media
Written by on 23/06/2013
Rabbi Regev discusses Hiddush's impact on policymakers and the media.
Video Blog: Hiddush's Impact in the Knesset and media
Written by on 24/04/2013
When Hiddush is singled out in the Knesset for major policy changes, we know we're headed in the right direction.
Why did MK Moshe Gafni single out Hiddush in the Knesset?
Written by on 11/04/2013
MK Moshe Gafni (UTJ) is right about one thing: Hiddush works tirelessly to provide up-to-date facts and figures to policymakers on religion/state issues to advance the freedoms that were promised to Israelis in the Declaration of Independence.
A curriculum rotten to the core
Written by Shahar Ilan on 26/08/2012
A core curriculum should include knowledge, skills and values that the Education Ministry believes represent a common denominator shared by all graduates of the nation's school system.
Hiddush VP testifies: No partner in ultra-Orthodox leadership
Written by on 03/06/2012
Hiddush Vice President Shahar Ilan testified last week before the Plesner Committee on Equal Sharing of Civic Burdens. “Anyone who thinks there is a respected ultra-Orthodox authority who is ready to encourage yeshiva students to serve should suggest him. Even Rav Shteinman, presented as a moderate, leads the fight against compulsory service."
A new plan
Written by on 31/05/2012
Hiddush calls for obligatory service for all citizens, with financial sanctions for yeshiva students who refuse to serve
Testify
Written by on 31/05/2012
Hiddush Vice President Shahar Ilan testifies in the Knesset on Hidduh's proposal for ultra-Orthodox army recruitment
Lapid announces hollow plan to integrate ultra-Orthodox
Written by on 02/05/2012
Yair Lapid proposes a five year exemption of yeshiva students. Hiddush President Uri Regev warns: "This would be the end of the People's army"