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Behadrei Haredim
Haredi news portal covering community, politics and religious affairs. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 2002
The last 30 days
1,624reports translated
60%first to report
100 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How Behadrei Haredim writes
Behadrei Haredim's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Economy · 1d agoFinance Firm Rescues Charity From Bank Refusal, Saves MillionsThe financial firm Mimondalan successfully intervened to secure 16 million shekels for a prominent Israeli charity that had been denied a loan by its bank. Mimondalan's experts re-engineered the deal by presenting a new risk profile to the bank's senior management and obtaining an updated property appraisal that increased asset value. The firm also refinanced the charity's existing 70 million shekel debt, significantly lowering interest rates and saving the organization millions. This intervention allowed the charity to complete a crucial property acquisition and avoid financial collapse.Economy · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTrump Post on Iran Sparks Market Volatility, Dollar RisesThe U.S. dollar rose against the Israeli shekel and oil prices surged after President Donald Trump posted on social media that the U.S. does not need a deal with Iran and instructed Vice President J.D. Vance to halt negotiations. This followed a report that Vance was considering direct talks with an Iranian official, which had initially caused oil prices to fall. The market reversal and Trump's statement occurred after significant Republican losses in U.S. midterm elections, which some attributed to Iran policy.Economy · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsArkia Airline Changes Ownership Amid Financial Woes and Labor DisputeIsraeli airline Arkia is being sold by its owners, the Nakash brothers, to a new group of investors for tens of millions of dollars, ending a 20-year ownership period. The airline is currently facing significant financial losses, estimated at $30 million this year, and a labor dispute with its employees. The new owners aim to stabilize the company and strengthen its operations.Economy · 2d agoTop Professions for Haredi Women Offer Good Pay and Flexible HoursTwo professions, medical and legal secretary, are presented as ideal for Haredi women in Israel, offering respectable salaries and convenient hours that accommodate family life. These roles have become complex and valued, requiring specialized training. Online learning platforms are making it easier for Haredi women to gain these skills from home, with institutions like Next College providing comprehensive preparation and job placement support.Economy · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Housing Project in Safed Offers Unique Investment and Living OpportunityA new housing project, Oranim HEIGHTS in Safed, offers a group-managed approach to building homes, aiming for cost savings and appealing to residents, vacationers, and investors. The development features 80 attached homes with private yards and mountain views, with initial land rights starting at NIS 160,000. Developers claim potential savings of up to 30% compared to similar properties, citing Safed's urban development plans as a factor in potential property value appreciation.Economy · 2d agoIsraeli Court Rules Job Loss May Qualify as Work AccidentAn Israeli National Labor Court ruled that receiving a termination letter can be considered a "special event" akin to a work accident, potentially entitling a dismissed employee to National Insurance compensation if psychological harm is proven. The court emphasized the significant financial and emotional impact of job loss, regardless of the termination's circumstances. Eligibility for compensation requires demonstrating psychological distress directly linked to the dismissal, often necessitating expert assessment.Economy · 2d agoOsem-Nestle Launches PRO FIBER Across Brands, Combining Protein and FiberOsem-Nestle has launched its new PRO FIBER product line in Israel, integrating protein and dietary fiber into popular brands like Fitness and Tivall. The initiative aims to meet growing consumer demand for enhanced nutritional value in familiar foods. CEO Avi Ben Assayag described it as a strategic, long-term response to evolving consumption trends. The company plans to expand the PRO FIBER range to include more Osem-Nestle brands throughout 2027.Economy · 2d agoInterior Ministry Director Praises Law Firm's Debt Collection SuccessesIsrael Auzen, Director-General of the Ministry of Interior, praised attorney Yosef Weitzman's firm for its impressive achievements in legal debt collection for local authorities and water corporations. During a visit to Weitzman's offices, Auzen reviewed the firm's operations, particularly its municipal department, and highlighted the positive impact of efficient collection on public services. Weitzman emphasized the firm's use of technology and legal expertise to maximize collection rates and support local government resources.Economy · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Mortgage Lending Hits Record High Amid Housing Market SlowdownIsraeli mortgage lending has surged to NIS 97.5 billion year-to-date, a 14% increase from last year, despite a slowdown in apartment sales. Consumers are shifting away from index-linked loans towards prime-rate options, anticipating future interest rate drops. Experts warn borrowers to carefully assess repayment capacity in the current high-lending, high-interest rate environment.Economy · 3d agoManoys HaPais Offers Consumer Benefits Alongside Lottery ParticipationManoys HaPais subscribers receive consumer benefits and discounts at various retail chains in addition to weekly lottery participation. The service offers rechargeable tokens for supermarkets and other retail sectors, with potential monthly savings. The subscription costs NIS 60 per month, with new members receiving their first month free.Economy · 4d agoConsumer Traps Cost Families Thousands; Simple Search Can Prevent LossesThe organization 'Tevuna' warns that many families lose thousands of shekels annually to consumer and financial traps due to a lack of basic online research. Economic correspondent Simi Spolter highlighted that a simple 30-second Google search could have prevented a disastrous vacation booking by revealing explicit online warnings. 'Tevuna' recommends a three-step due diligence process, including online searches and verifying reviews, to protect finances from hasty commitments.Economy · 4d agoLast Penthouses in Elad Project Offer Special FinancingBarzani Group is offering the last penthouses in its Arkada project in Elad, Israel, with a special financing deal. Buyers can secure up to 1 million shekels with a fixed 2.99% interest rate for 20 years. The project, which includes 290 housing units and commercial space, is nearing completion and aims to help local families upgrade their homes.Economy · 5d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael Eases Rules for Driving Heavy Electric VehiclesIsrael has updated driving regulations to permit standard license holders to drive electric vehicles up to 4.25 tons, addressing weight increases from batteries. The change, aimed at electric commercial vans, requires specific approvals and a two-year driving history. Additionally, emergency response units can now use vehicles up to four tons, including armored and bulletproof models, to enhance community protection.Economy · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew 'Yesh Chesed' Supermarket to Open in Arad's RD ComplexThe 'Yesh Chesed' supermarket chain is opening a new branch next month in Arad's RD commercial center as part of its revitalization. The expansion is driven by a growing Haredi population in Arad, increasing its purchasing power and demand for services. The new store aims to enhance the commercial center's appeal and provide more local shopping options for residents.Economy · 6d agoFrom Car Washer to Real Estate Mogul: Chaim Bartov's Journey of Faith and VisionAttorney Chaim Bartov, CEO of Properites, detailed his rise from washing cars as a teenager to becoming a leader in private land deals. Inspired by "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and guided by faith, Bartov navigated early challenges in real estate and law. He now focuses on ethical business practices and helping those in need, emphasizing thorough due diligence for clients investing in land. Bartov's company has seen significant success in projects like Hadera.Economy · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsDollar Surges, Markets Plunge Amid Global Sell-OffThe Israeli shekel fell sharply against the dollar on Friday, trading at 3.21, amid global market declines. Tel Aviv's stock exchange was set to open lower after significant losses, with defense and tech stocks leading the drop. The turmoil follows steep falls on Wall Street, driven by investor fears over potential AI regulation and broader economic uncertainty. This instability has impacted markets worldwide, including in Asia.Economy · 9d agoFlight Comparison Reveals Wide Price Gaps for London TripsA "Flight Hunter" website analysis shows average round-trip flight prices to London in November 2026 at $530, increasing to $640 in December. Prices vary significantly by airline, with Wizz Air averaging $420 in December and Virgin Atlantic-marketed flights reaching $840. Some airlines like Arkia saw prices decrease in December, while others like British Airways saw substantial increases.Economy · 9d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTel Aviv Stock Exchange Plunges Post-Election Amid Political UncertaintyThe Tel Aviv Stock Exchange has seen sharp declines since the elections, with major indices and the banking sector experiencing significant losses due to political uncertainty. Despite the downturn, foreign investors have net-purchased nearly 900 million shekels in Israeli stocks, particularly in the financial sector. Conversely, Israeli institutional investors have sold bank and insurance stocks, favoring technology and real estate companies that operate more internationally. The market remains under pressure from concerns about coalition formation and an elevated risk premium for Israel.Economy · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomOil Prices Plunge Following Vance's Remarks on Election ResultsOil prices plummeted by up to 9% after US election results and Vice President J.D. Vance attributed his party's loss to the war with Iran. Wall Street stocks surged, but the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw significant drops, with the shekel weakening against the dollar amid security and political concerns.Economy · 11d agoSHEIN Customers in Israel Report Frustration with Bot-Dominated Customer ServiceIsraeli customers of the online retailer SHEIN are complaining about the company's customer service, which they say is dominated by automated bots that hinder resolution of issues like refunds. One customer, Alisa Cohen, reported a 500 shekels refund delay and inability to reach a human representative. Similar complaints have appeared on social media, though some customers report normal service. Customers are advised to contact credit card companies for unresolved refund issues.Economy · 11d agoOrganization Warns Against Seeking 'Shortcuts' to Financial SuccessThe T'vuna organization is warning families and students against seeking quick financial gains through perceived shortcuts. Professional Director Yaakov Waldman highlighted that true success in any profession, even traditional ones like being a Sofer Stam, requires extensive training, discipline, and patience. The organization advises individuals to assess their suitability for a role, invest in thorough education, and understand that building a stable income takes time and reputation. Genuine income growth, they state, is built on solid foundations and professional expertise.Economy · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomTzfat to See 2,000 New Housing Units by Year-EndTzfat is set to market approximately 2,000 new housing units by year-end in its southern "Gateway" district, according to Yehuda Morgenstern, Director General of the Ministry of Construction and Housing. This initiative is part of a larger "historic" land agreement for the city, which includes over 7,000 housing units and significant investment in infrastructure and commercial spaces. The development aims to boost Tzfat's growth and re-establish it as a major northern city. The plans were presented at a developers' conference aimed at attracting investment and participation in the city's future.Economy · 11d agoMajor Economic Conference for Haredi Public Sells Out VIP TicketsThe "Plus Minus 2" economic conference for the Haredi public opens Wednesday evening in Jerusalem, with VIP and "Silver" tickets already sold out due to high demand. The event, organized by Fishel Rosenfeld, will feature prominent financial experts, real estate discussions, and a mental coaching session. A new "Expert Hive" network will be launched to provide professional consultations, and attendees will receive exclusive benefits and a complimentary book.Economy · 12d agoRaisdor Group Offers NIS 50,000 Grant for Apartments in Kiryat Gat ProjectThe Raisdor Group is offering a 50,000 shekel grant to parents buying three-room apartments for their children in the "Meshekenot Shir" project in Kiryat Gat. This initiative aims to help Haredi families cope with high housing costs. The project is located in the new "Ma'arava" quarter, designed with community and religious institutions in mind. The grant reduces the apartment price to 1,690,000 shekels.Economy · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMizrahi Tefahot Bank Offers NIS 1,000 for Children's Extracurricular ActivitiesMizrahi Tefahot Bank is offering parents a one-time NIS 1,000 grant to help cover children's extracurricular activity costs, amid high living expenses. A survey found 70% of Israeli parents enroll children in activities, with 91% feeling the financial strain. The benefit requires specific account activity and is limited to the first 10,000 registrants starting November 1, 2026. The bank aims to support families facing significant financial pressures.Economy · 16d agoMassive Construction Underway for Benedict Complex in Bnei BrakConstruction has begun on the Benedict complex in Bnei Brak, a project featuring 102 residential units, commercial spaces, and public facilities. The NIS 132 million project, managed by D.S. Megurei Israel and executed by Wells Engineering and Construction, is designed to cater to Haredi families. The complex is expected to be completed in approximately two and a half years, with apartment prices estimated to be significantly lower than market value.Economy · 16d agoLegal Representation Crucial for Insolvency Proceedings SuccessAttorney Yosef Weitzman stresses that effective legal representation is key to successful insolvency proceedings in Israel. He explains that the presentation of a debtor's financial data, including expenses and family needs, significantly influences court decisions on rehabilitation plans. Weitzman advises that a lawyer's role extends beyond legal knowledge to understanding the client's economic reality and ensuring accurate data is presented to the trustee and court. He also notes that insolvency is not always the correct solution for all debtors.Economy · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomJewish Federations Loan Fund Aids Israeli Small Businesses Amid WarThe Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) has provided over $240 million in loans to more than 4,000 Israeli small and medium-sized businesses since the war began, helping to preserve an estimated 28,000 jobs. The fund, which leveraged philanthropic donations to secure bank financing, prioritized businesses in conflict zones and those owned by reservists. President Isaac Herzog praised the initiative for supporting businesses facing war-related challenges, with a significant portion of loans already repaid and re-lent.Economy · 16d ago · also in 11 newsroomsFuel Prices to Drop by 42 Agorot, But May Surge Without Tax ExtensionFuel prices in Israel will decrease by 42 agorot to 7.35 shekels per liter starting Sunday. However, prices could rise by 1 shekel to 8.35 shekels if tax reduction orders, set to expire November 4th, are not extended. The Finance Ministry is seeking to extend these orders, which would reduce state tax revenues by about 300 million shekels monthly. This follows a previous 50 agorot reduction implemented despite budgetary concerns.Economy · 16d agoBank Hapoalim CEO Funds Taxi Rides for Staff and Retirees to VoteBank Hapoalim CEO Antabi announced a special initiative to fund taxi rides for employees and retirees who struggle to reach polling stations. The bank will reimburse taxi costs for those who submit receipts, encouraging all to exercise their right to vote. Antabi urged participation regardless of political preference, stressing the importance for the country and future generations.More from Behadrei Haredim