The rabbinate must be reformed to be more welcoming - editorial

The rabbinate has become a restricted club of only one sector of Israeli society, and attempts to diversify it are met with strong opposition.

Chief rabbis gathered to discuss reforms to the conversion and kashrut system

Chief rabbis gathered to discuss reforms to the conversion and kashrut system

(photo credit: CHIEF RABBINATE)

ByJPOST EDITORIAL

DECEMBER 2, 2021 21:27

Updated: DECEMBER 4, 2021 15:06

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