Menachem Fischer

[The Jerusalem Post @Jerusalem_Post]

Political affairs: Moti Leitner, head of the new Haredi Public Party, wants to encourage mandatory service and introduce core curriculum studies in ultra-Orthodox schools.
Written by @Keshet_Neev.
https://t.co/9sBQ7LG01J

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

Take a look at this.

JERUSALEM (VINnews) — The most intriguing development in Charedi politics ahead of Israel’s October elections may be emerging from Beit Shemesh.

*READ MORE*👉👉 https://t.co/B1Fi5ksq9c

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@ZvikaKlein @Jerusalem_Post Wow. Imagine an Israel where the Charedi community is part of the fabric of the country. Thank you Tzvika posting and thank you @keshet_neev for doing the interview. Amazing job.

[Zvika Klein צביקה קליין @ZvikaKlein]

33 years old. Hasidic. A software engineer who enlisted in the IDF. Deputy mayor of Beit Shemesh. And now Moti Leitner wants into the Knesset, demanding a slot on the UTJ and Shas lists.

Keshet Neev interviewed him in our Jerusalem Post studio this week.

For once, the argument about haredi Israel is coming from inside it.

Friday, in Frontlines and on Jpost.

Photos by Marc Israel Sellem/The Jerusalem Post

[Dov Hikind @HikindDov]

Yesterday I said hearing the Satmar Rebbe defend Mamdani felt like watching fellow Jews march with Hamas supporters.
Today JNS leads with the perfect words: “Shame, shame, shame.”
This is not l’shma (done with pure intention). This is not protecting Jews. This endangers Jewish New Yorkers and enables the mayor of hate to continue his incendiary rhetoric.
Read the full piece:
https://t.co/WQJwkEZaAp
We know we’re in galus (exile). That doesn’t mean we sell our people out.
Shameful indeed.

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

Incredible developments in the Charedi community in Israel. Take a look at this J Post Op-ed written by Moti Leitner chairman of Hatzibur HaCharedi.

https://t.co/x7SMLLCX8e

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@DBashIdeas Wow!

[David/Dovid Bashevkin @DBashIdeas]

Very interesting developments within the Israeli Charedi community.

Almost impossible to tell where it will lead but it is a bottom-up movement charting a new approach towards the place of charedim within the modern State of Israel.

Worth reading:
https://t.co/NOsmoLCl1T

[Disa Sacks @SacksDisa]

Haredim must become full partners in Am Yisrael’s national mission
For too long, the established Haredi parties have treated the right-wing public as a coalition partner but not as a partner in a shared national mission. That must change.
Article in 7 Israel National News
By Motti Leitner @hatziburha New Charedi Party in Israel

“For the past year, I have travelled across Israel listening to members of the Haredi community. I met avreichim, working fathers, mothers carrying the financial burden of large families, educators, business owners and young people searching for a place within the community they love.

I heard deep devotion to Torah, but also growing anxiety. Families are struggling financially. Young people who do not fit within the existing educational framework are being lost. Dropout rates in parts of our community are alarmingly high. Parents fear that their children will reach adulthood without the education, qualifications or practical skills needed to build stable lives.

These conversations convinced me that the present situation cannot continue. They also convinced me that the natural partners in creating a new path are Israel’s observant right-wing public.

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[Disa Sacks @SacksDisa]

Shavua Tov to All

New Charedi Party @hatziburha answers questions !!! Straightforward Honest, Common Sense , Halachic Charedi

Heal the divide

I’ll repost with english subtitles asap
Let’s Goooooooo

[Disa Sacks @SacksDisa]

OpEd In VIN NEWS Bey Yehuda Dov

I Spent A Year Listening To The Chareidi Public. This is What I Heard

Around a year ago, the Charedi community suddenly seemed to become the subject of every front page, television debate and political confrontation in Israel. Questions about Torah study, military service, education, employment and the relationship between Charedim and the state were no longer being discussed quietly. They had become the center of a national storm.

Much of the public discussion was hostile, simplistic and disconnected from the reality of Charedi life. Yet as I watched our established Charedi political representatives respond, I became increasingly troubled. Their answer to every attack was another accusation. Their answer to every difficult question was another slogan. There was anger, blame and endless talk about what could not be done, but almost no serious discussion about what could be done.

So I decided to listen. I traveled across the country and met Charedim from different communities, backgrounds and stages of life. I spoke with avreichim and working fathers, mothers struggling to support large families, educators, business owners, young people trying to find their place and those who had already begun to feel that there was no place for them at all. I listened to people from Chassidish, Litvish and Sephardi communities, including those who remain deeply connected to the existing institutions and those who increasingly feel pushed to their margins.

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[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

https://t.co/4d6QLvXG5H

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@EylonALevy @pinidunner @netanyahu Listen technically speaking you are correct however the facts are the arrests are making our jobs harder and making the jobs of the radicals much easier. They simply feed the narrative like gold.

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@pinidunner @netanyahu Well written as always. @netanyahu we all want to see change but there is a wise way to do it. There are plenty of pragmatic Charedim please partner with them instead of against them.

[Pini Dunner @pinidunner]

I have long argued that the Charedi world must become part of Israel's national effort to defend itself. But arresting yeshiva boys is not the answer. They are the products of a system that leaves them with almost no legitimate alternative. Criminalizing them will only deepen the crisis, inflame tensions, and make a solution more elusive.

This morning, I wrote to Prime Minister Netanyahu urging him to stop targeting the young men and instead confront those who continue to perpetuate an unsustainable status quo. I welcome your thoughts.

Here is the letter 👉

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@pinidunner Thank you for doing this.

https://t.co/Is9yBfsNc6

We need more brave Rabbis like you.

I live in Israel - Ashkenazi married to a Sephardi and I’m sad to say that this is a real issue.

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Iran Introduces New Ayatollah https://t.co/wKgEQHWe8i

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@TuckerCarlson waiting patiently and hoping something terrible happens to Americans before he posts anything.

[Menachem Fischer @MenachemFischer]

@CherylWroteIt Hashem should be with you and your whole family ❤️ we are all praying🙏

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Reminder that Gazans are allegedly "starving"