Haredi leadership losing control? The reasons for growing unrest in the Haredi street

Violence in the Haredi street is intensifying: from clashes with inspectors and police to an attack on a rabbi by teenagers. In the new episode of "To the Edge," Keren Neubach, together with commentator Yair Ettinger and social activist Tzipi Lavi, try to understand the identity crisis of the Haredi public, the question of whether the leadership is losing control of the street, and what concerns the Haredi family ahead of the elections.

Violence in the Haredi street is intensifying, as described in the new episode of the program "To the Edge" on Kan 11. The episode focuses on several phenomena: clashes with inspectors and police, and an attack on a rabbi by teenagers. Host Keren Neubach, together with Kan 11's religion and state affairs commentator Yair Ettinger, and Haredi social activist Tzipi Lavi, try to understand the roots of the unrest. They discuss the current identity crisis of the Haredi public, the question of what concerns the Haredi family ahead of the upcoming elections, and whether the Haredi leadership is losing control of the street. Additionally, the question is raised whether Haredim would want to live in a state with a Haredi majority. The episode presents the unrest as a broader problem of identity and leadership in Haredi society.