Tag: Hesder Yeshiva
IDF Issues Demolition Orders to Families of Terrorists Who Murdered Dvir Sorek
The terrorists’ families have been given an opportunity to file an appeal against the demolition.
Israeli Forces Arrest Suspected Killers of IDF Cpl. Dvir Sorek, hy’d
One of the two suspected killers is a member of the Hamas terrorist organization. Both are residents of a Palestinian Authority-controlled Arab village in Judea.
Vast Majority of Hesder Yeshiva Recruits Join IDF Combat Units
"It is a great privilege to learn Torah, and it is a great privilege to serve in the IDF."
Bennett, Liberman Spar Over Rabbi’s Remarks on Women Combat Soldiers
Liberman wrote in his letter about the female soldiers who have fallen in the line of duty in recent years.
Haifa Hesder Students Rescue Nursury School Children From Fire as Yeshiva Burns Down
The pyroterrorism burned down the yeshiva and school, but no one was injured.
Poll: Two-Thirds of Israelis Favor Jailing Haredi Draft Dodgers
A poll commissioned by the Knesset Channel 99 revealed that two-thirds of Israelis favor jailing Haredim who refuse to join the armed forces.
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A Political Comeback Attempt
When Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak attempted to break the link between the Har Bracha Hesder Yeshiva and the IDF (Israel Defense Forces), few of us were surprised. Ehud Barak is the head of the Labor Party who seems to be using this anti-religious "weapon" in order to make a political comeback for his failing leftist party. His anti-religious position is well known, and his attempt to discredit Rabbi Eliezer Melamed and the Hesder Yeshiva movement is not unexpected. In the past, other politicians have used their opposition to religion to improve their political status, and Barak knows that he and his party are falling apart.
A Political Comeback Attempt
When Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak attempted to break the link between the Har Bracha Hesder Yeshiva and the IDF (Israel Defense Forces), few of us were surprised. Ehud Barak is the head of the Labor Party who seems to be using this anti-religious "weapon" in order to make a political comeback for his failing leftist party. His anti-religious position is well known, and his attempt to discredit Rabbi Eliezer Melamed and the Hesder Yeshiva movement is not unexpected. In the past, other politicians have used their opposition to religion to improve their political status, and Barak knows that he and his party are falling apart.
