Yossi Levi, Israel's first Ultra-Orthodox IDF battalion commander, is on a mission to bridge the gap between the Haredi community and military service.

Maj. (res) Yossi Levi calls for greater ultra-Orthodox enlistment, warning that increasing hostility to the religious group could widen the military draft gap.

India Naftali reveals the experiences of Haredi women breaking barriers in Israeli law enforcement, navigating the complexities of policing while staying true to their religious traditions.

Soldiers from the IDF's new 'Hashmonaim' Haredi battalion held a traditional musical get-together following a difficult trek they undertook as part of their training.

Recruitment drives are set to continue throughout the month, with additional Haredi enlistments expected.

Over the last year, Weiss and his 12 employees have offered counseling to direct trauma cases, including bereaved family members and the families of survivors, and indirect ones, such as children who fear to go outside as a result of the war.

Specialized training base to open following $46 million investment, with brigade reportedly to be ready for combat in a year.

The 31 fighters underwent intensive training designed to prepare them for the complexities of modern warfare.

Relative latecomers to the high-tech world, young members of Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jews are joining the miracle of the startup nation.

The people of Israel are diverse when it comes to politics, religious observance and lifestyle, but they are all united at heart.