Evil Not-Burden-Sharing Charedim

Everything is foreseen, yet free will is granted…the mystical side of Judaism and life

Commentor “moshe” shared…

Since when does “unbreachable pact with Heaven” mean doing exactly like the charedim want you to do? … So what’s better, having a government make decisions which will DIRECTLY AND PHYSICALLY endanger Jewish lives, or having more chareidim serve their nation in ways which everyone can relate to?

Are you out of your mind to think that if more charedim serve all Torah learning will stop? You’re just repeating the old charedi party line without giving it much thought, I’m surprised at you Akiva…

Here’s some pictures of evil not-burden-sharing charedim (fervently orthodox Jews) in Israel…

Taken this week, a photo sent to their mothers by a group of 6 combat soldiers from the Netzach Yehuda (Nachal Charedi) between combat patrols from their base in Northeast Israel… [one of these boys is from a chassidic religious family, another from a sephardic religious family, and one from a litvish religious family, from Jerusalem and other fervently orthodox Jewish enclaves in Israel]

…wait, they’re making a zionist symbol aren’t they?  Their mother’s must be so disturbed.

From another location in central Israel, this platoon of Netzach Yehuda (Nachal Charedi) is solely responsible for base security at a major army base…  [one of these boys is from a Chabad religious family, another from a sephardic religious family, and one from a chassidic religious family, from Bnei Brak, from Ramat Beit Shemesh, from Elad and other fervently orthodox Jewish enclaves in Israel]

Each one of these young men had to use connections and pressure to get a spot in Netzach Yehuda (Nachal Charedi), BECAUSE IT’S FULL AND THE ISRAELI ARMY HAS DECLINED TO EXPAND IT’S CAPACITY OR OPEN AN ADDITIONAL ORTHODOX-ORIENTED BATTALION.

“The haredi regiment which was founded at the end of 1999 and started out as a small company of 32 troops is now one of the largest regiments in the IDF, with hundreds of combat soldiers and on average has around 100 more soldiers in its ranks than any other regiment.”

Maybe that haredim don’t serve narrative is MEDIA PROPAGANDA, and there’s more that want to serve than the IDF is prepared to accept?

An insider’s guide to Nachal Charedi here.

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