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How the Haredi Street Turned Racist and Ultra-nationalist
Why did young ultra-Orthodox men attack Arab bus drivers in Bnei Brak last month? Why might they vote for the new racist-Kahanist party list? Here's why, over several decades, the Haredim have pivoted from doves to the hard right
“For the first time in my life, I’ve begun to think that Rav Shach might have been wrong,” a Haredi friend said to me last week.
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