As bnei yeshivos are dragged to prison due to the “legal” decisions of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, she continues to invent new sanctions against the Chareidi public, now deciding to halt subsidies for technological studies for Chareidim.
According to the report, the decision is expected to affect roughly 2,700 Chareidi students who registered for courses toward engineering-technician degrees in the upcoming academic year.
Baharav-Miara claims that “following the Supreme Court ruling, there is no legal basis to continue subsidizing studies for Chareidim as long as the status of those required to enlist in the IDF has not been regulated.”
It should be noted that only this past Sunday, the Supreme Court approved the revocation of National Insurance benefits for bnei yeshivos who do not serve in the IDF, with the ruling set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
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Hashem take this nazi away for the good of mankind! We know she’s not wanted upstairs but her soul was already claimed by the Samech Mem, let him have it. Evil rasha merusha who investigates soldiers found to be too mean to terrorists, visits them in prison and gives them pillows and blankets and demands extra food rations for them, giving all Israeli Arabs exemptions to everything and funding for everything while starving the Yeshiva Boys and harassing our elderly rabbanim. She will pay like Hitler and Amalek for her destruction
It is time for her to breathe her last
Who hired this clown?
I’m a little confused: wasn’t she fired? The PM appoints the AG and the PM can thus fire the AG. Wasn’t she fired by Netanyahu?
Can you please investigate, how much she is being paid by the New Israel Fund and other NGO’s? Getting to the bottom of that, should end the theatre.
Chareidim studying technology, want to earn a living – she wants to STARVE ALL THE CHAREIDIM!
The whole reason for having a zionist state was to have a free hand to purge the Hareidim and establish a country where Jews would be free of the yoke of Torah. She is doing the job she was chosen for, and doing it very well. Note that if all the Zionists wanted was a place where Jews would go about their business with being persecuted, they could have stayed frum and let the rabbanim work out a deal with the Ottomans or (depending on year) the Arabs.