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Israel can no longer avoid a clash with its ultra-Orthodox citizens

3 July 2024

9:36 PM

3 July 2024

9:36 PM

In the imagination of the world, there could be nobody more Jewish than the ultra-Orthodox. With their black hats, sidecurls and frock coats, they are taken as the very epitome of the culture. That is why their radical fringes are appropriated by Israelophobes seeking a cover for their bigotry, as if suffering a cartoonish Jewish ally is a price worth paying to evade charges of antisemitism.

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