On Monday, the Knesset fought until after midnight to approve the first reading of the state budget for 2013/2014. Its 83 articles provide a knockout blow for Israel’s poor and chareidi public.
The vote was preceded by a violent debate during which Lapid demonized the chareidi public and chareidi politicians responded in kind. During Lapid’s speech, the Knesset plenum was half empty; UTJ politicians made a point of being absent and only two Yisroel Beiteinu MKs remained in the plenum to listen to him.
{Matzav.com Newscenter}
the main thing is the yanks
terrible imnjuries ravaging their season
Great article
given the opportunity, more chareidim would opt to work but THEY ARE NOT BEING GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY! As long as all job training and apprenticeship is predicated on army service nothing will change. The chareidim will dig in deeper. Cutting the budget is NOT in order to get the people to work; it is the first step towards an attempt to secularize (chas v’shalom) the chareidem
LOL about yanks! But this is really a serious issue.
Although I am definitely not pro yesh atid, I think we should be careful how we catergorize them and their actions. Did Lapid “Demonize” chareidim, or did he just say his view in a forceful manner?
Did Lapid “demonize” the chareidi puvlic, or he just said his views in a forceful way?
good point yidineh. If they wanted wanted chareidem to service all they have to do is make it more attractive for them i.e. frum working conditions higher income potential etc. and more people would join. Same for jobs. If there were more suitable options people would do it. But that isn’t their goal. They hat Torah and want to get rid of it Chas v’shalom
#1enough
First the chareidim
..then the rest of the jews
#4
Better,
Is he just a demon?
what did he say that you consider “demonizing”?
And another day of Matzav demonizing anybody who raises any legitimate issue with Chareidim.
Just remember they hate all frum Jews. Around 9 to 10 years ago it was the settlers they went after, and now it’s the chareidim.
What does Maran Horav Ha’gaon rav Dov Lipman Shlita have to say about his partner?
Not all settlers were religious!