Netanyahu’s fragile coalition is once again under threat
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But the number marks a fall from 2022
By Simon Rocker
Ofsted recognises progress at Beis Medrash Elyon but school still falls foul of requirements to teach about LGBT identity
Faith free schools can only choose half their pupils on the basis of religion – but the government is proposing to remove the cap
The late Charedi leader built bridges between Stamford Hill and the wider world
By JC Reporter
Pupils at the Yesoiday Hatorah Girls’ Academy bound in to school every morning with ‘sheer joy’
As Netanyahu falters, members of the Knesset bide their time
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Israel’s rabbinate should make conversion easier for Russians and national service should be compulsory for all including the Charedi community
By Rabbi Dr Jeffrey Cohen
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Private member’s Bill calls for registration of children who are taught outside school
Exemptions from army service for Strictly Orthodox yeshivah students have long been a divisive issue in Israel. But some see a post-October 7 shift
The Charedi community in particular will be keeping a close eye on what the inspection service does next
MP wants local councils to keep list of children taught at home, in yeshivot or other out-of-school establishments
Some Strictly Orthodox Jews are exempted from military service in Israel
Avrohom Moshe Rabinowitz, 30, was on holiday in the Alps
By Eliana Jordan
The Department for Education launched a consultation over what to do about 'children missing education'
JPR analysis suggests that the Strictly Orthodox community is larger than indicated by national survey
