News Housing for haredim unfair, top court rules Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | June 2, 2000 Elad is located between Rosh Ha'ayin and Ben Shemen and restricted to residents "of religious character." In effect, the secular petitioners charged, the region was earmarked for haredim and offered "location loans" for those eligible for housing subsidies and special marketing terms guaranteeing below-market purchase prices. According to Justice Dorit Beinisch, non-haredi home buyers met the same socioeconomic criteria, yet the only ones receiving the location loan were the 2,000 haredi families who bought in Elad. J. Correspondent Also On J. Organic Epicure With opening of Boichik Bagels factory comes change in kosher status First Person J. archives bring humanity of Bay Area Jewish history to life Theater In ‘Parade,’ a tragedy of antisemitism is timely as ever Bay Area ‘Antisemitic statements’ at S.F. State prompt university response Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up