The move, initiated by Council member and right-wing activist Aryeh King, caused an uproar in the city • King: "We promised to take care of making Jerusalem Jewish and we try to stand up to it"
Administration of Neve Yaakov neighborhood become more religious, rabbi representatives won in Har Nof, outstanding achievement recorded in Givah Zarfatit and miniscule loss in Morsha
Rift between Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and his deputy Yitzchak Pindrus • Background: The mayor's demand to cancel the housing marketing in the 'Country' neighborhood of Ramot, to the orthodox
In light of the threats of closing Mikves and firing employees, city rabbis gathered to protest the situation • "It's unthinkable that a Hareidi city may actually harm Mikves" • Mayor: "Will be dealt with"
Since the morning, when an employee hit the main water pipe running to the neighborhood, residents of Givah B were forced to manage without water • municipality scattered water tanks around the Givah
After tracking, the city comptroller's report reveals: Workers 'played' with hours of attendance and reported sick leave while they were shopping • Were transferred to the Disciplinary Tribunal
Within a few weeks Jerusalem Municipality inspectors wrote 31 reports for Benjamin Meirovitch, for piracy ads posting • Judge awarded him, and forced the municipality to pay damages
Within a few weeks Jerusalem Municipality inspectors wrote 31 reports for Benjamin Meirovitch, for piracy ads posting • Judge awarded him, and forced the municipality to pay damages
The Jerusalem municipality returned the equipment which was confiscated in the raid, and gave an approval to shecht in the days before Yom Kippur. Krois in a special campaign in secular suburbs: "We're all for saving the slaughter-house of Meah Shearim"
Once again. After the Beit Shemesh municipality removed the signs of separation in the Nachala U'menuha suburb in the city, the residents put the signs back up and the inspectors returned to the suburb. This time they encountered a harsh reception.
Once again. After the Beit Shemesh municipality removed the signs of separation in the Nachala U'menuha suburb in the city, the residents put the signs back up and the inspectors returned to the suburb. This time they encountered a harsh reception.
