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An emotional evening in the capital offered support and solidarity to women long isolated by cultural expectations. In a modest hall in Jerusalem on Wednesday evening, dozens of Haredi mothers—whose sons serve in the Israel Defense Forces—gathered for what organizers and attendees alike called a historic moment: a rare
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