Hareidi Extremism

Neturei Karta: Hareidi Soldiers Modern Hellenists

Poster featuring hareidi soldiers depicted as Ancient Greeks, chasing hareidi children warns against 'Hellenists of today.'

Posters portraying religious soldiers as pigs drawn up by Jewish anti-Zionists - and happily endorsed by their Islamist counterparts.

Just days after Yom Kippur less than two months after Gaza war, hareidi extremists relaunch anti-IDF incitement.

Reservist returning home physically, verbally abused; MKs vow to treat incident 'like an act of terror.'

Zionist politicians are happy with decision to hold new elections, but hareidi parties say the court surrendered to media pressure.

In letter to A-G, faction head Shaked says “a system has been discovered, a mechanism of forgery was exposed.”

Beit Shemesh mayor recalls his accomplishments, but some residents say he’s to blame for continuing religious extremism.

Min. Aharonovich: five hareidi attacks on soldiers in recent days - most attacks go unreported

Religious Zionist leader accuses hareidi spokesmen of hypocrisy in complaining about being left out of government.

While in most of Israel parties compete for votes, in the hareidi world the battle is between pro- and anti-voting agendas.

Public Security Minister Yitzchak Aharonovitch tells women "don't be afraid" to file complaints if they are harrassed in public venues.

Minister Limor Livnat thinks that hareidim can enforce segregation of bus space in their own cities.