Yael Freidson is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on the Middle East, cultural movements, and legal affairs across LATAM, EMEA, and MENA regions. Yael's work has also been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island.
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Yael's coverage primarily focuses on Israeli politics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and related world affairs. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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Once the right's most reliable voters, many now say polarization, reserve duty and the Haredi draft exemption have left them politically homeless
By: Yael Freidson
Party leader Bezalel Smotrich announced that one place on the slate is reserved for Zvika Mor, whose son, Eitan, was taken hostage on October 7, 2023. Among the leading contenders is Omer Rahamim, director of the Yesha Council, the umbrella body representing West Bank settlements
By: Yael Freidson
Israel Elections 2026 The top three consist of Settlements Minister Strock, who has described the government's tenure as an 'era of miracles,' Rothman, banned from Australia over saying Gaza's children are enemies, and Succot, who tried twice to break into Arab schools
By: Yael Freidson
While MK Rothman denied the comments, three Justice Ministry employees who had attended the closed-door meeting testified that Rothman had indeed made the remarks. A judge ruled that the statements attributed to Rothman 'were indeed made by him'
By: Yael Freidson
The 61-year-old plaintiff alleges that his health deteriorated after enduring daily verbal abuse, unreasonable demands and physical assault by the prime minister's wife. In one described case, she allegedly 'diagnosed' him as being on the autism spectrum, while knowing his son is autistic
By: Yael Freidson
Yael Freidson (via Haaretz.com) The 61-year-old plaintiff alleges that his health deteriorated after enduring daily verbal abuse, unreasonable demands and physical assault by the prime minister's wife.
By: Yael Freidson, Aaron Rabinowitz
As demonstrations against Café Basimta grow, one Haredi leader said that the owner has a 'right to open on the Sabbath, and we have the right to protest against it. There are plenty of secular neighborhoods in the city – let them open there'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz, Yael Freidson
As demonstrations against Café Basimta grow, one Haredi leader said that the owner has a 'right to open on Shabbat, and we have the right to protest against it. There are plenty of secular neighborhoods in the city – let them open there'
By: Yael Freidson, Aaron Rabinowitz
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered in streets surrounding the cafe, which in past weeks has turned into the center of a growing dispute over businesses operating on Shabbat. 'Let them open in a secular neighborhood,' one Haredi leader said
By: Yael Freidson
As demonstrations against Café Basimta grow, one Haredi leader said that the owner has a 'right to open on Shabbat, and we have the right to protest against it.
