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Behaderei Haredim is a forum readily used by disgruntled haredim to vent their frustrations.
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Behaderei Haredim is a forum readily used by disgruntled haredim to vent their frustrations.
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The root of the word Haredim means anxiety, which is what all Jews should feel about a putative Haredi balance of power.
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Cloistered in poor towns and neighborhoods, exempted from conscription into the military and surviving largely off government handouts, the black-hatted ultra-Orthodox, known as Haredim, have long vexed more secular Israelis.
Israel Evan R. Goldstein 2010
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews — known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God — have a birthrate far higher than that of other Israeli Jews, with 10 children in a single family not uncommon.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews — known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God — have a birthrate far higher than that of other Israeli Jews, with 10 children in a single family not uncommon.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews – known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God – have a birthrate far higher than that of other Israeli Jews, with 10 children in a single family not uncommon.
Rise Of Ultra-Orthodox Jews Cause Fractures In Israeli Society AP 2011
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews – known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God – have a birthrate far higher than that of other Israeli Jews, with 10 children in a single family not uncommon.
Rise Of Ultra-Orthodox Jews Cause Fractures In Israeli Society AP 2011
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews - known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews - known in Hebrew as "Haredim," or "those who tremble" before God
The Seattle Times 2011
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