Aaron Rabinowitz is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, regional and world news, and issues surrounding religion and spirituality, with a particular focus on Judaism, religious law, and public safety. His work has been featured in notable publications such as MIKVEH LADIES ASSOCIATION OF RHODE ISLAND, JD Supra, AIPT, and Longreads.
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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
Ultra-Orthodox officials said the renewed discussion on the draft exemption bill was a hollow move intended to delay elections; another source said that if the next coalition comes down to the Haredi vote, 'there is a good chance Gadi Eisenkot will be the next prime minister'
By: Noa Shpigel, Aaron Rabinowitz
The Chairman of United Torah Judaism Instructed Party Officials to Halt Cooperation With Police After the Force Reversed an Earlier Policy and Began Assisting the Military in Detaining ultra-Orthodox Draft Dodgers
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Israel Police Chief Ordered the Arrest of a Draft Dodger Who Arrived at the Police Station to File a Complaint on Assault to Be Investigated, Although He Recently Ordered Police to Assist the IDF in Arresting Draft Evaders
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Demonstrators Clashed With Police Outside a Station in Beit Shemesh After a Yeshiva Student Wanted for Evading Military Service Was Detained; Police Said Protesters Set Fires and Blocked Nearby Roads
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Josh Breiner, Yair Foldes, Yifat Reuven
Israel's Police Commissioner Announced Last Week a Crackdown on Enforcement of Arrests of ultra-Orthodox Draft Evaders, After the Blanket Exemption for Yeshiva Students From Military Conscription Expired in 2023
Bill Hicks was a brilliant and passionate comedian, but one who was prone to conspiracy theory, high weirdness, and misogyny.
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Nir Hasson, Josh Breiner
Police Detained Dozens After Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg and His Wife Were Besieged Inside Their West Bank Residence; Meira Solberg: 'What Is This, Kristallnacht?'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Bar Peleg
The Ministry's Director General and Another Top Official, Both of the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, Were Caught on Tape Threatening to Release Materials Against a Local Religious Council Head if He Did Not Cancel a Fellow Party Member's Dismissal Hearing
By: Josh Breiner, Aaron Rabinowitz
The security service's Jewish Division, which investigates Jewish terrorism and extremism, will compile an intelligence assessment aimed at thwarting future attacks and preventing harm to 'the democratic order or its institutions'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Yael Freidson, Yair Foldes
The ultra-Orthodox Jerusalem Faction Announced the Escalation of Protests in Light of the Decision to Transfer 19 Draft Dodgers to the Military Police Custody. About 150 Protesters Have Blockd the Entrance to Tel Aviv's Abu Kabir Detention Center
