Haredim + Torah study for women + change in Halacha.

Haredi, what are you basing your data on Ethiopians on? There is data in the tax office and about a third of young Ethiopians are getting a bachelor's degree (a quarter of them in universities) and there is also an increase in wages. There is more to do but at least they are showing an improvement trend unlike the Haredi.
Haredi will defame all other groups and their women as long as they justify their parasitism.

Indeed, according to the data, there are more Ethiopians with academic degrees, but Haredim earn more on average. And the discussion here was not about academic degrees but about money. You don't cook food for children with academic degrees. In addition, I didn't slander anyone (unlike you), but presented the facts as they are. And they say Haredi and not Harediya.

Hi Haredi,

I don't know what you're basing this data on. What does it mean that Haredim are more profitable? Of those who work? Because only 50% of Haredi men work, many of the rest are supported by state benefits. According to the Kohelet forum, 90% of the Haredi public draws more money from the state than they give. I have no idea how much it is for Ethiopians, I estimate it's less.
What's this stupidity about degrees?! An academic degree allows for more options and likely raises the standard of living. An upward trend in this field will also be reflected in higher wages and productivity for the state.
The difference between Haredim and other groups is that Haredim sanctify poverty and ignorance compared to other communities for whom poverty is the default.
Last thing, the Haredim have a constant birth rate, they control the centers of power, the wise know the numbers and ignore the problem (in the knowledge and knowledge of Ka Amina). They are already 14% of the population and with such a parasitic lifestyle the country will not survive. It is at the level of an existential danger to the country.
They also say Haredi. Rest in peace

Hello Eli,
1. You can play with the data endlessly and present it in a way that is more flattering to Ethiopians or to the ultra-Orthodox as you wish, as the person who said “Nature will admit to everything if only they are tortured enough” said. I don't care who is more and who is less. I argued that there is no right to criticize a person for choosing to live in poverty, so I brought up the Ethiopians who are currently living in poverty and I haven't heard any complaints against them. And despite what Miki said, I still don't understand how you can criticize the ultra-Orthodox on the grounds of immorality. If there is a sector in Israel that decides that the teaching profession is a supreme value and educates its children to engage only in that, at the expense of medicine, security, etc., I accept that you decide not to budget for them because it doesn't contribute to your country, but to criticize them with claims that they are immoral? Everyone chooses a profession according to their ideology and what suits their lifestyle. The ultra-Orthodox value a career less, sees family as the supreme value in their life and prefers a Haredi workplace in order to maintain their lifestyle. For these reasons, it does indeed contribute less to security and the economy. But it is ridiculous to attribute immorality to it.
2. Regarding the title - you are right.
3. Haredim do not sanctify poverty or ignorance, they simply value a career and general knowledge less. And there is a difference.
4. You claim that if the Haredim increase, it will be an existential danger to the country. This is an interesting claim. When it comes to Ethiopians, you are willing to be very optimistic: they will learn, the numbers are increasing. So first of all - there is also an increase in the Haredi public, slow but existing. Second - let's say that the Haredim are an existential danger to the country. And then what? Any ideological group of any kind charges prices from the rest of society, and you have no right to demand that it change its ideology because of this. And if I think that the political left is an existential danger to the country, do you think I have the right to demand that they change their ideology or at least show some consideration for the rest of the population and multiply less?
5. True, you can also say Haredi.

You are mixing things up. Everything was explained above and the rest is just typical Haredi insistence.

Not everything was explained. You claimed that it is immoral for a group of people to leave the economic burden on the rest of the public, and I replied that it is the right of every public to choose how to work according to its ideology even if it imposes a burden on other groups (for example, those for whom teaching is a supreme value). (And the rabbi's right to decide that it does not contribute and not to budget for their institutions).

https://youtu.be/0LqTyROagPs?si=DgxlK4DKDcypJAd_