Some 2,000 volunteer IDF soldiers are at the forefront of an effort that some hope will change the minority's relationship with the rest of society long-term

Yitzhak Pindrus says governments should be able to fire AGs they didn't appoint, claims Baharav-Miara's selection by former justice minister Sa'ar is grounds for her dismissal

Yitzhak Pindrus of the United Torah Judaism party says that it's his duty to 'not only prevent the Pride parade, but in general to prevent this movement'

Coalition party says its government offices have not yet received cash promised in budget negotiations last month

Galit Gutman later issues apology after facing widespread criticism for accusing right-religious coalition of 'simply milking its citizens'

Progressive religious voices denounce proposal, say it will have a 'boomerang effect' and drive people away from Judaism

Agreement said to put Haredi MK Uri Maklev in charge of social equality for women, LGBTQ people; Goldknopf to be housing minister, Porush to helm Jerusalem Affairs Ministry

In apparent attempt at conciliatory message, UTJ's Pindrus says current government treated ultra-Orthodox 'cruelly,' but 'we won’t harass you' if right-religious bloc regains power

Ultra-Orthodox boys and men disrupted prayer services at the egalitarian section of the Western Wall as police stood by; those in attendance say it shook their connection to Israel

Itamar Ben Gvir fires back by claiming that the FM 'should be the last to preach'; Sa'ar charges that the opposition is a threat to democracy