Welcome To Haredistan, ‘welfare state that would make the Scandinavians jealous’
The Haredi State is a welfare state that would make the Scandinavians jealous. Most inhabitants are supported by pensions and stipends, and are almost completely exempt from income tax and municipal taxes.
Have you always dreamed about living to see the establishment of two states for two peoples? The dream has long since come true. Fantasized about a welfare state? Look no further, it’s here. Demonstrated for affordable housing? Behold, it is now reality. Striving for a country not drained by enormous security budgets? You’ve already got it. Demanded classes with few pupils, a long school day, and free higher education? All these dreams have come true in the Haredi State, living in peace alongside the State of Israel.
The Haredi State is a welfare state that would make the Scandinavians jealous. Most inhabitants are supported by pensions and stipends, and are almost completely exempt from income tax and municipal taxes.
The state initiates huge housing projects which are made available to the public for affordable prices. The education system of the Haredi State has many advantages in comparison to its parallels in neighboring countries: fewer pupils per class, and students that aren’t required to sweat over core studies or practical studies, allowing them to calmly concentrate on spiritual issues.
Fortunately, the Haredi State has no army and needs none, thanks to the defense treaty with its closest neighbor. Yes, it’s difficult to be a woman in the Haredi State, but one cannot interfere in the internal matters of a sovereign state.
