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DAVID HAGER

LOS ANGELES

DAVID HAGER: BRIDGING THE DIVIDE

BETWEEN HAREDI SOCIETY AND THE ISRAELI MILITARY

David Hager Los Angeles

David Hager

The issue of drafting Haredim into the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) is a long-standing debate in Israel. David Hager, a prominent figure in the Haredi community, has been at the forefront of this conversation. His insights, including those from his experiences, highlight the resistance to integrating the ultra-Orthodox into the military.

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David Hager Los Angeles

Los Angeles David Hager

Beyond military recruitment, David Hager Los Angeles has also been focused on mending the societal rift between the Haredi and secular communities. He urges a return to dialogue, stressing that both sides have legitimate concerns, but the current discourse has become divisive.Hager calls for leadership that promotes understanding and cooperation between the different sectors of Israeli society, fearing that without it, the country risks further fragmentation.

For the first time in 16 years, businessman and philanthropist David Hager, a key figure in the efforts to integrate ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredim) into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), opened up in an interview with Israel Hayom. Known for his quiet, behind-the-scenes work, Hager emphasizes the need for caution as internal divisions within Israeli society grow. "I feel that we are on the eve of the destruction of the Third Temple," he warned, pointing to the widening gaps in understanding between different segments of the Jewish population.

David Hager Los Angeles

Losangeles David Hager

David Hager’s message is one of unity. He believes that mutual respect and cooperation are essential to Israel’s survival and prosperity. Without these, he fears that Israel could face lasting divisions. As the nation moves forward, Hager urges both the Haredi and secular communities to listen to each other, find common ground, and protect the shared values that define Israeli society.

Hager envisions a future where ultra-Orthodox soldiers can serve in the IDF without compromising their religious values. He advocates for the establishment of more battalions like Netzah Yehuda, where kosher food is provided, and gender separation is maintained, which could help bridge the gap between the Haredi and secular communities.

Ultimately, Hager’s dream is to see Haredim playing a more prominent role in the military and Israeli society. He hopes that one day there will be an ultra-Orthodox major general, a symbol of the full integration of Haredim into Israeli life.

DAVID HAGER LOS ANGELES

DAVID HAGER: BRIDGING THE DIVIDE BETWEEN HAREDI SOCIETY AND THE ISRAELI MILITARY

David Hager Los Angeles For 16 years now, David Hager has managed to avoid giving an interview. The businessman and philanthropist, who is considered to be one of the most significant forces urging the recruitment of ultra-Orthodox Jews or Haredim into the IDF, does his utmost to limit exposure to a minimum.

David Hager Los Angeles

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