Two busloads of Lev Tahor members prevented from crossing border with the intention of flying to Kurdistan

PM says he wouldn't want an Israel without a right, left, or Haredi camp, but adds that 'we must limit their political sway'

Billboards showing female soccer players, musicians and Holocaust survivors are repeatedly vandalized by religious extremists in Jerusalem and other cities

Yaakov Tabersky presents his firstborn child, descendant of chief rabbi of the Lelov dynasty, on a silver platter, as a priest takes 5 silver coins instead of the boy

'I managed to push the man away and he didn't reach my beard, but if the scissors had gone into my eye? What then?' says United Torah Judaism lawmaker Meir Porush

Cops assist municipal authorities in taking apart structure balanced high atop scaffolding in ultra-Orthodox Mea Shearim neighborhood

United Torah Judaism's Meir Porush, 66, unharmed in the incident outside his home; police search for 2 attackers who fled on scooter

Just 22% of respondents say they trust the Chief Rabbinate for kosher certification; 62% support plan to cut daycare subsidies, which mostly affects ultra-Orthodox community

Rabbinical court rules students should no longer enroll in schools run by Yitzhak and Moshe Tufik, advises victims to file complaints with police

Ben Zion Mutzafi, a leading ultra-Orthodox voice urging adherence to COVID-19 rules, later says there is 'no point in speaking to such people'