Thousand attend funeral of revered rabbi despite restrictions
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Rabbi Aaron Chadash of the prestigious Mir Yeshiva died Wednesday at the age of 93, reportedly having contracted the coronavirus ...
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The Haredi sector makes up 12% of the general population of Israel, and only a small percentage of citizens age ...
"No one is persecuting the Haredi sector and I will not let that happen. But on the other hand, there ...
News reporter attacked by group of Haredi youths; police officer filmed throwing empty bucket at young boy.
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Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, one of the most important spiritual leaders in Lithuanian Haredi circles, contracts COVID at age 92.
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Ultra-Orthodox participants in "day of rage" wave placards reading "Judaism Rejects Zionism."
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