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Religious & Secular in Israel / Media / Politics

Rightwing Newspaper Sued for Conditioning Running LGBT Ad on Compensation for Damages

By JNi.Media

The newspaper reportedly required a payment of $260 plus VAT for every lost subscriber resulting from the LGBT ad.

Religion / On Campus / Education / Religious & Secular in Israel / Government / Politics / Featured

6 Religious-Zionist Girls' High Schools in Israel's Education Ministry's Top 10

By JNi.Media

The high schools at the bottom of the list in terms of their students' eligibility for a matriculation certificate include eight Arab and two Haredi institutions.

IDF & Security / Religious & Secular in Israel / News Briefs

30% of Religious-Zionist Girls Join IDF, and the IDF Needs More

By Shalom Bear

The IDF wants more Religious-Zionist girls to sign up, and is planning on taking steps to make the IDF more attractive for them.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The Rabbi's Daughter

By Harry Maryles

Several prominent Religious Zionist rabbis in Israel have fallen victim to the OTD (Off the Derech) phenomenon. Rav Shlomo Aviner, Rav David Bigman, and Rav Yoram Tzohar each have a daughter that has departed from the observant ways of their parents. So for those parents who have OTD children, you are not alone. There are some very prominent people who join you. One may ask: How can I publicize something like this about such prominent leaders in Klal Yisroel, since it might be embarrassing to them? The answer is that they do not hide it. They willingly participated in a film that tells their story.

InDepth / The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Jewish Press Radio with Yishai Fleisher: Status of Jerusalem

By Moshe Herman

Managing Editor of Jewish Press Online, Yishai Fleisher, recently attended a conference on the status of Jerusalem and had the opportunity to interview Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat among others.

Photo of the Day

No Peeking…

By Jewish Press Staff

A mother in Beitar Illit (pronounced "ee-leet"), in the Judean Mountains west of Gush Etzion, 6 miles south of Jerusalem, lights Shabbat candles together with her daughter. Beitar Illit, named after the ancient Jewish city of Beitar, was established in 1984 and initially settled by a small group of young Religious Zionist families. The city […]

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Getzlight - Chapter I

By Ruchama Feuerman

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