Rabbi david stav
How has the role of rabbis in Israel changed since October 7?
Rabbis who are traditionally spiritual leaders in their communities have faced a whole new level of challenges from congregants and from the need to maintain their own spiritual balance post-Oct. 7.
Shoham chief rabbi starts approving kosher supervisions outside his city
‘Jews, Arabs, must focus on common values to foster coexistence’ says Rabbi David Stav
‘Restore faith of the Jewish people in the Diaspora in Israel’ says Rabbi Stav
Beit Hillel founder Rabbi Ronen Neuwirth dies at 50
"A brilliant scholar who connected Torah and action, love and awe… who worked with all his might to endear the Torah to Israeli society."
Religious Zionists' attitude toward non-Orthodox is slowly evolving
“So if we want to strengthen mutual [Jewish] responsibility between the different parts of the [Jewish] people, the representatives of the different communities must meet in friendship and respect.”
Yitzhak Yosef attacks Tzohar rabbis, says group employs female rabbi
Tzohar denies claim, accuses chief rabbi of slander and violating Jewish law in his attack.
Caucus calls for privatization of religious services
The new caucus is designed to keep such issues in the public eye, despite the conservative inclinations of coalition parties United Torah Judaism, Shas and Bayit Yehudi.
Rabbis in conflict over whether to kill wounded terrorists
Rabbis Eliyahu and Mutzafi rule terrorists should be killed at scene of attack, Rabbis Stav and Ariel rule not to harm assailants if incapacitated.
Liberman vows to help alternative conversion courts
Liberman also said he will discuss the matter with Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky, so that he will cooperate with the new courts, as well.
Rabbi Stav gets increased police protection following ‘threatening’ coverage of conversion issue
Sharansky: Chief Rabbinate trying to preserve monopoly.
