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trying to impose their ways on others, as their population has grown 
and spread to new areas."It is clear that Israeli society is faced 
with a challenge that I am not sure it can handle," said 
Menachem Friedman, a professor emeritus of Bar Ilan University and expert on 
the ultra-Orthodox, "a challenge that is no less and no more than 
an existential challenge."Most of Israel's secular majority, in cities like Tel Aviv 
and Haifa, is not directly affected, but in a few places like 
Beit Shemesh -- a city of 100,000 people that include ultra-Orthodox, modern 
Orthodox and secular Jews -- tensions have erupted into the open.Last week, 
a young Israeli woman caused a nationwide uproar when she refused a 
religious man's order to move to the back of a bus, and 
in Jerusalem, the country's largest city, advertisers have been forced to remove 
female faces from billboards because of persistent vandalism.In Beit Shemesh, parents in 
Naama's school take turns escorting their da
ition leader, doubtful that the Arab League alone can budge Assad, called 
Sunday for the League to bring the U.N. Security Council into the 
effort. The U.N. says more than 5,000 people have been killed since 
March in the political violence.The opposition has warned that the government, which 
has been besieging the Baba Amr district in the city of Homs 
for days, was preparing a massive assault on the area. Activists said 
the forces shelled the area with mortars and sprayed heavy machine gun 
fire in the most intense assault since the siege began Friday.The Baba 
Amr district has been a center for anti-government protests and army defections 
and has seen repeated crackdowns by the Syrian regime in recent months. 
The Syrian conflict is becoming increasingly militarized with growing clashes between army 
defectors and troops.Rami Abdul-Rahman, who heads the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human 
Rights, described the attacks in Homs as a kind of "hysteria" as 
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