Maybe you highly educated and discerning women could still learn a thing or two from the women of Bnei Brak, and from their approach to the institution of marriage

While outrage has surrounded the timing of the proposed Basic Law: Torah Study, Israeli society should also ask itself about the law’s ideological motives

A possible result is that the criticism will become even more incendiary, rather than softened or silenced entirely.

The passing of Israeli Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, the last European-born figure from the previous generation of Torah scholars, signifies the end of an era.

By law, my son receives 55% of the state funding allocated to Israel’s non-ultra-Orthodox students, and we’re the ‘bloodsuckers’?!

When a diplomatic process was on the table, Haredi parties were kingmakers – today they have nothing to offer

Massive budgets in exchange for political support is destructive in both the short and long term.

The government encourages Haredi men who are absent from the employment pool to join it, but what if it offered incentives for training to the women instead?

In some of the office parks scattered between Herzliya Pituah and Rothschild Boulevard, here and there in high-tech companies and in general – one increasingly sees Haredim.