More Israeli ultra-Orthodox Jews buck tradition and head for the army, higher ed
Moshe Lifshitz, an haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Israeli, studies Torah while in the Israeli army. Lifshitz broke with his community’s tradition when he chose to enlist in the Israeli army rather than apply for an exemption to study Torah full-time. Photo courtesy of Moshe Lifshitz
Moshe Lifshitz, an haredi (ultra-Orthodox) Israeli, studies Torah while in the Israeli army. Lifshitz broke with his community’s tradition when he chose to enlist in the Israeli army rather than apply for an exemption to study Torah full-time. Photo courtesy of Moshe Lifshitz





