Top rabbi released home from hospital
After fainting on Yom Kippur, the Grand Rabbi of Slonim is released home from the hospital.
After fainting on Yom Kippur, the Grand Rabbi of Slonim is released home from the hospital.
Supreme Court: Some of the Emanuel mothers will be exempt from going to prison, and the others can wait until their husbands return from jail.
The Rabbinical Court appointed to mediate in the Emanuel-Slonim-Sephardic rift has washed its hands of the affair. Fathers remain in jail.
Jerusalem rabbinical court tells activist attorney to drop his lawsuit against hareidi parents, tells parents to return their daughters to school.
Funding from radical-left New Israel Fund powers the court case against the Emanuel parents – and its PR directs the anti-hareidi media coverage.
High Court says only one parent in each family may be jailed at at time. The parents must report to jail before the giant protest.
Tens of thousands of hareidi-religious are expected to accompany 68 parents from Emanuel to jail in a protest against irreligious coercion.