The “New York Times” Publishes an Unsubstantiated Slander of the Israeli Government
A lengthy, deeply researched article doesn’t prove what it claims to.
July 15, 2025
“Amid the grief there was a deep sense of privilege.”
Yesterday, the Ashkenazi haredi party, United Torah Judaism, quit the government over its dissatisfaction with efforts to draft yeshiva students. The party’s departure leaves Benjamin Netanyahu’s collation with a mere 61 seats, the minimum required to hold on to power. While the official haredi leadership, rabbinic and political, maintains its firm anti-conscription policy, a small but growing number of Haredim are serving in the IDF.
A lengthy, deeply researched article doesn’t prove what it claims to.
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“Amid the grief there was a deep sense of privilege.”
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Yesterday, the Ashkenazi haredi party, United Torah Judaism, quit the government over its dissatisfaction with efforts to draft yeshiva students. The party’s departure leaves Benjamin Netanyahu’s collation with a mere 61 seats, the minimum required to hold on to power. While the official haredi leadership, rabbinic and political, maintains its firm anti-conscription policy, a small but growing number of Haredim are serving in the IDF.
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