Conservative judaism
Rabbi warns proposed Kotel bill could criminalize egalitarian prayer
Thirteen years ago, on the morning of Rosh Chodesh Adar, Rabbi Elyse Goldstein was detained at the Kotel after joining a group praying with Women of the Wall in the women’s section.
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Berlin rabbi makes history as first European to head Conservative rabbis’ association
Shabbat under fire: Navigating Jewish law, missile alerts in Israel during war - opinion
Jewish conversion law aside, we need to respect each other first
At the “entrance gate” to the Jewish people stand those who prefer to live in social ghettos and avoid seeing the vital national value of conversion.
High Court conversion decision is symbolic, significant and honorable
The decision does honor to the country’s identity as a Jewish and democratic state.
Israel's conversion ruling: What it does and doesn’t do
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: The ruling, as significant as it may be, does not solve the question that has dogged the country since its establishment: Who is a Jew?
As Orthodox rabbis, we support the court's conversion ruling - opinion
The Supreme Court decision has the potential to bring us closer, allowing Jews from all streams to feel part of the destiny of Am Yisrael.
Bezalel Smotrich calls Reform, Conservative Jews 'brothers'
Religious Zionist Party leader praises Anglo immigrants to Israel for "knowing what it means to pay a price for their values"
Racist election campaign ad by Haredi UTJ compares Jewish converts to dogs
The video, titled 'Bark Mitzva' shows pictures of dogs with kippot (skullcaps), insinuating that the court ruling was so expansive and lenient that it would allow dogs to convert.
Jewish NGOs celebrate 'long overdue' Israeli conversion decision
Rabbi Rick Jacobs, president of the Union for Reform Judaism, said the decision "reflects the diversity and vibrancy of Jewish life in Israel and around the world.”
Court rules: Recognize Reform, Conservative conversions done in Israel for citizenship
High Court historic decision enrages the Chief Rabbinate and Orthodox political parties.
Conversion ruling inevitable clash of democracy with sectarian monopoly
During those fifty years, calls for greater religious pluralism for non-Orthodox Jews in Israel have grown ever louder,
Can't blame court: Knesset failed to settle conversion for 15 years
he court’s decision on Monday basically balances out the existing situation, recognizing conversions performed in Israel as well.
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