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“Drawing a Red Line against Religious Coercion

“Drawing a Red Line against Religious Coercion": Public Transportation on Shabbat

The light rail began operating in Tel Aviv will operate only five and a half days a week, and not on Shabbat


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Womens' Right to Choose Their Bus Seats

Womens' Right to Choose Their Bus Seats

According to Hiddush's Director-General Rabbi Uri Regev, "Despite the good intentions of the court, a solution based on voluntary choice is not realistic

Hiddush sent cabinet: Guide to the False Reforms

Hiddush sent cabinet: Guide to the False Reforms

The heads of Hiddush to the ministers: ‘You’re told of a revolutionary military recruitment goal, and in practice all of the kollel students are being exempted from the draft; you’re told that the living stipend for kollel students is being restricted, but no kollel student will lose his stipend’

Summer 2010 Index

Summer 2010 Index

The study was carried out by the Smith Research Institute on behalf of Hiddush – Religious Freedom for Israel

Rabbis Are Leading The Religious Struggles

Rabbis Are Leading The Religious Struggles

The public is not buying the claim that the shabbat militants are motivated by ethical reasons. 74% of the Jewish public: Judaism unifies, the rabbis divide. 53%: the police are handling the demonstrations too leniently.

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