There's more than one kind of Haredi Jews in Israel. There are those who're very involved and help and vote and respect the state.
And there are those like Satmar and Neturei Karta who do not. So it depends which kind of ultra orthodox you speak of.
Had no idea there were that many religious divisions
Orthodox Judaism
Modern Orthodox Judaism
Chasidic Orthodox Judaism
Haredi Orthodox Judaism
Conservative Judaism
Traditional Judaism
Reform Judaism
Reconstructionist Judaism
Secular Humanistic Judaism Jewish
Renewal Alternative Judaism
Karaite Judaism
Samaritains
and each have their own branches
there are minor sects as well
Sects, Minor
Jewish Denominations: Major Religions of the World
Road Map...
Orthodox Judaism
Modern Orthodox Judaism
Chasidic Orthodox Judaism
Haredi Orthodox Judaism
- Moshe receives Written and Oral (Mishnah) Torah from God.
- The Written and Oral Torah is transmitted from Yehoshua through the end of The Second Temple.
- The Oral Torah is "sort of" preserved via the Gemara (Talmud) by recording the Theoretical Principles as related to all aspects of life.
- Almost every issue brought to a respected Rabbi is Case Law - Hard to believe, but true; there's almost NO dogma and THAT'S why every Jew with a Torah education has 20 opinions on every issue.
- Paranoia...You bet!
Here's where the NON-Orthodox are going to hate my guts...
Conservative Judaism
Traditional Judaism
Reform Judaism
Reconstructionist Judaism
Secular Humanistic Judaism Jewish
Renewal Alternative Judaism
Karaite Judaism
Samaritains...
Reactions to various Enlightened civilizations throughout history starting with the Babylonian Exile.
The Third generation of any of these will invariably be good Church Attendees.
Argue all you want, this is a statistical fact.
Despite how one feels, their descendants WILL seek out religion and will almost definitely convert to either Catholicism or become Protestants or Muslim.
Do the adherents of each of these groups have issues?
Of course, they're humans!