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Condemning Violence Without Vilifying the Haredi ציבור
How 1 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
First reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 11, 2026
What happened
An opinion piece argues that violence by Haredi extremists should be condemned, but the wider Haredi public must not be broadly blamed. It criticizes Rabbi David Stav for allegedly singling out Haredim while being softer toward other groups, and calls for more precise, balanced leadership amid Israel’s fight over enlistment and social cohesion.
- 01The writer condemns violence but rejects collective blame against all Haredim.
- 02He criticizes Rabbi David Stav for harshly targeting Haredim and not others equally.
- 03The Jerusalem Faction is described as a small, non-representative extremist minority.
- 04The article warns Israel is nearing a historic rift over enlistment and Jewish identity.
- 05It calls for precise criticism, dialogue, and equal condemnation of extremism.
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