Introducing the New, Improved Haredim
18.04.13 at 15:27
An emerging movement of ultra-Orthodox Jews seeks to break the cycle of pious poverty that grips their people and divides
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Sam Sokol
Sam Sokol is the Jewish World Correspondent for the Jerusalem Post. He was previously the Business Editor of 18 Magazine and Middle East Correspondent for the Five Towns Jewish Times and Ami Magazine. He has been living in Israel since 2005 when he left Yeshiva University to volunteer in the IDF.
Articles by Sam Sokol
Introducing the New, Improved Haredim
18.04.13 at 12:56
An emerging movement of ultra-Orthodox Jews seeks to break the cycle of pious poverty that grips their people and divides