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=== Incitement & Commentary ===

=== Incitement & Commentary ===

Haredi politicians charged  that the death of Yosef Eisentahl, was the result of anti-Orthodox ‘incitement’.<ref>{{cite web

Haredi politicians charged  that the death of Yosef Eisentahl, was the result of anti-Orthodox ‘incitement’.<ref>{{cite web

  |title=Haaretz: hypocrisy and lies

  |title=Charedi teen killed in bus ramming during Jerusalem anti-enlistment protest.

  |url=https://www.thejc.com/news/israel/charedi-teen-killed-bus-ramming-jerusalem-protest-ujfi8apr

  |url=https://www.thejc.com/news/israel/charedi-teen-killed-bus-ramming-jerusalem-protest-ujfi8apr

  |website=The JC

  |website=The JC

  |date=7 January 2026

  |date=7 January 2026

}}</ref>

}} "Charedi politicians claimed that the death of Yosef Eisentahl, 14, was the result of anti-Orthodox ‘incitement’."</ref>

The incident also prompted opinion commentary in independent media. For example, an article published on 7 January 2026 accused the newspaper ''[[Haaretz]]'' of biased and inflammatory coverage toward the ultra-Orthodox community, characterizing its reporting as incitement and reflective of broader ideological tensions in Israeli media discourse. The same Haaretz which demands Haredim enlist, routinely defame the [[IDF]] with lies.<ref>{{cite web

The incident also prompted opinion commentary in independent media. For example, an article published on 7 January 2026 accused the newspaper ''[[Haaretz]]'' of biased and inflammatory coverage toward the ultra-Orthodox community, characterizing its reporting as incitement and reflective of broader ideological tensions in Israeli media discourse. The same Haaretz which demands Haredim enlist, routinely defame the [[IDF]] with lies.<ref>{{cite web