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Politics15:07 · 23m ago

Haredi Woman on Knesset List Decries 'Horrific Reality' for Yeshiva Students

InterviewBy כיכר השבת, ישי כהןOngoing story · 6 updates
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Dr. Nechumi Yaffe, the first Haredi woman on a Knesset list, has spoken out against the perception of yeshiva students as criminals, describing the situation as a "horrific reality." In a special interview, Yaffe addressed the representation of the working public within the Haredi community, the full obedience to rabbis, and her firm stance on the conscription law and the regulation of yeshiva students' status.

She expressed dismay at the notion that individuals dedicated to Torah study could be considered criminals, emphasizing the need for a different perspective on their societal role. Yaffe also touched upon the upcoming elections, stating that if her party finds itself close to the electoral threshold, they will act responsibly. The interview, conducted by Ki'kar Studio, covered various aspects of Haredi society and its political engagement.

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