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The bridge-building efforts of the Netzach Educational Network between Israel’s Haredi society and the general population have peaked over the past two years, providing assistance to those affected by the current war and organizing a journey to the concentration camps in Poland. “There is no contradiction between being Haredi in the 21st century and playing an integral part in Israeli society,” says the school network’s founder, Rabbi Menachem Bombach, who explains why it won the Ben-Gurion Prize | Asaf Levnon