Aaron Rabinowitz is a journalist who focuses on national news in Israel. He writes for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd and the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island. His articles cover a range of topics including security issues, political events, and social issues affecting the country.
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Aaron Rabinowitz's coverage primarily focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to government & politics and crime. He appears to be particularly interested in developments involving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially those concerning the West Bank, Hamas, and Ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Thousands of ultra-Orthodox men flocked to the streets of Jerusalem, blowing shofars and carrying signs against the high court ruling, which said they must be drafted into the army.
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The IDF plans to draft yeshiva students who are working and those who have dropped out – and intends to give rabbis supervision powers over the new recruits' army service
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The Israeli army expects that only around 30 percent of candidates will show up for the first day of the process. Posters distributed at ultra-Orthodox communities call for mass protests at the draft office, 'we don't fight now over the first 1,000, they will reach all of us, heaven forbid, including your son'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
The Israeli army expects that only around 30 percent of candidates will show up for the first day of the process.
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The IDF's Manpower Directorate is considering having ultra-Orthodox men report to locations other than its regular induction centers to reduce the
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Police sprayed demonstrators with skunk water and arrested several protesters. The Israeli army recently began sending draft notices to yeshiva students, in response to a Supreme Court ruling
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'It is the opinion of all the Jewish Halachic rulers for generations, that it is prohibited for Jews to ascend to Temple Mount': Haredi newspapers Yated Ne'eman and Haderech both slammed the national security minister
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Party leader said he would oppose the budget without a conscription bill approved first, but a UTJ source says 'if he resigns that doesn't mean the rest have to follow him'
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