Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews, known as Haredim, have grown so powerful they are taking on the country’s Supreme Court. Israel may never be the same.
Fast-growing group of religious conservatives allies with Netanyahu to take on Supreme Court, spawning mass protest movement; mandatory military service emerges as a key issue.
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