Many in the Haredi community saw the last government's tax hike on disposable utensils and sweetened drinks as a targeted attack, which the religious right-wing is now walking back

Shufersal subsidiary Yesh Chesed, located in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods, offers some products at less than half the price of its other outlets

As Haredi factions return to power, can the inward-looking politics of yesteryear rise to the challenge of a community grown too big to live at someone else’s expense?

Group includes 1.28 million people in 2023; Haredi women increasingly joining workforce while men's numbers stagnate; poverty rate twice as high as in general population

Far-right leader says he plans to examine 'the macro and the micro' of Israel's economy once he enters office, but stresses that above all else he is a religious Jew

Behadrei Haredim outlet reaches deal with 4 women after Reform movement's Israel Religious Action Center sues over coverage of a meeting between Jewish leaders and President Herzog

29% of Haredi respondents expressed unwillingness to make a lifestyle change to help the climate, compared with 10% of Arabs and 6% of the general public.

Suspect nabbed at home in Beit Shemesh; owner believes shop was torched due to his refusal to stop selling device deemed 'non-kosher' by some rabbis

He doesn't think math matters, says yeshiva students work harder than soldiers, has a ruthless reputation, lacks political experience -- and wants to be the next finance minister

Itzhak Deri says shop was set ablaze due to his refusal to stop selling a certain device deemed 'non-kosher' by some rabbis