In Bnei Brak, when Non-Mixed Sidewalks Question the Integration of Israeli Ultraorthodox
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REPORTING - Removed after an outcry, signs imposed the separation of men and women on the streets of this suburb of Tel Aviv. The episode reveals the multiple tensions of a community in the face of the rest of society.
In the eastern suburbs of Tel Aviv, a project of sidewalks between men and women highlights the tensions between the way of life of ultra-Orthodox women and a more secular Israeli society.
The Tax Authority announced today (Wednesday) that it will resume operations in Bnei Brak under an increased security framework, after being shut down following an attack on tax inspectors in the city two weeks ago. Among other things, the compensation fund, which provides assistance to residents whose homes were damaged in the war with Iran, will also resume operations. In a letter sent by the Director of the Tax Authority, Shai Aharonovitch, t…
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