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Not Our Brothers

Only frum Jews are your brothers. Normally this includes the Modern Orthodox. But what happens when the MO act as rodfim? Regarding the Israeli Supreme Courts decision that the Tal Law, which exempted Charedim from military service, was unconstitutional (a strange term since Israel doesn't have a constitution), Daati Leumi person MK  Tzipi Hotovely praised the decision.

The Movement for Quality Government and Meretz, which had submitted the petition to the High Court, welcomed the decision, as well as many Members of Knesset, among them Kadima's Tzipi Livni, Shaul Mofaz, and Yohanan Plesner, and Likud's Tzipi Hotovely.[8] Plesner was tasked with heading the committee.[3]  Wiki

Thus, I argue, that MO like her are not part of our family. One cannot count them in a minyan. One cannot eat their food, etc. One need not daven for them.

Side point, has anybody noticed how extreme and militant many of these Russian immigrants or children thereof are: Lieberman, Hotovely, Ayelet Shaked?

And for anybody who is under the illusion that Netanyahu is some kind of friend of the Charedim, here was his office's response:  "The draft dodger will not get the same reception as the service member." He also said that a bill to be presented to the Knesset at the end of the month "will be hard for Haredim."[19] He also said of the report's issuance that "we are moving in the right direction. The haredim must be integrated in military service and both haredim and Arab-Israelis must be integrated in civil service." Wiki

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