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Group to Advocate Haredi Workers' Rights

Haredi Workers' Group chooses representatives to push for funding, integration for haredi community in the workforce in historic move.

President Rivlin urges hareidi community to stop thinking in minority terms, become more involved in society at large at conference.

As part of Economy Ministry initiative, center in capital reaches 500 job placements since opening in March.

Finance Minister Lapid says hareidim are 'industrious and intelligent workers,' urges their employment.

Minister Naftali Bennett quotes secular businessman on why it’s worthwhile to hire hareidi employees.

Bennett: The political fighting is over – time to get started.

Face it: it is highly unlikely that you could see and hear something like this anywhere but in Israel.

Study shows that 47% of hareidi academicians make up to NIS 7,200 per month.

Hareidi students prefer to study law, business and education, study finds. Most students have community support.

The State attempted to defend before the High Court a program for hareidi students, that provides them with a stipend for four years.

Hareidi women in Bnei Brak learn to create smartphone applications in a new course.

Lada'at.net: Minister Ariel Atias told an interviewer he agrees to have 60% of Torah students conscripted.

In comments sure to anger some of his coalition partners, PM Netanyahu said that Hareidim and Arabs made Israeli 'look bad' in OECD reports.