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Despite outcry, Lieberman isn’t forcing Haredi men to stop studying Torah

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Published: 13 July 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

ANSHEL PFEFFER: He has changed the regulations, making it more difficult – and that’s what governments are entitled to do

Lieberman breaks ground on the Haredi education revolution (Haaretz)
ANSHEL PFEFFER: Lieberman isn’t forcing Haredi men to stop studying Torah or Haredi women to stop having children. What he has done is change the regulations, making it more difficult – and that’s what governments do

EDITORIAL: encourage work, not poverty (Haaretz)

Avigdor Lieberman’s moves against the ultra-Orthodox have the coalition seething (Times of Israel)
Cuts to daycare subsidies spark outrage among Haredi communities, vows of revenge from their parties; it’s not clear move was fully coordinated with other coalition members

Photo: Yeshiva students study in Sderot in August 2020 (Menahem Kahana/AFP)

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