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“Life in the IDF as a haredi soldier offers a different slate of trials and tribulations than the average recruit encounters”
JERUSALEM POST Haredim in the IDF get the small-screen treatment by Amy Spiro October 18, 2017 A group of angry ultra-Orthodox Jews surrounds a bus, yelling and throwing eggs on it. Aboard the bus? Haredi men who are signing up … Continue reading →
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