rabbinate
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Contemporary Examples of rabbinate
Margalit said he would sue the council and report the issue to the Israeli rabbinate.
Toaff attributes this shift to the growing influence of the Israeli rabbinate.
Right now there are 400,000 Israelis, who cannot marry in Israel because they do not meet the Rabbinate's requirements.
Israeli Attorney Suggests Common-Law Marriage As an Act of Civil DisobedienceIrit Rosenblum
November 8, 2013
In response to the Israeli Rabbinate's monopoly on marriage in Israel, the author suggests an act of civil disobedience.
Israeli Attorney Suggests Common-Law Marriage As an Act of Civil DisobedienceIrit Rosenblum
November 8, 2013
The rabbinate, which is a government-paid body, has a monopoly over family life.
Israeli Attorney Suggests Common-Law Marriage As an Act of Civil DisobedienceIrit Rosenblum
November 8, 2013
Historical Examples of rabbinate
In this way the rabbinate succeeded in deceiving the Sabbatians.
History of the Jews, Vol. V (of 6)Heinrich Graetz
The rabbinate had placed itself in the pillory, and undermined its own authority.
History of the Jews, Vol. V (of 6)Heinrich Graetz
So Mouravanke sent a messenger to the young Charif, offering him the Rabbinate.
Yiddish TalesVarious
The Jews have several synagogues, with a rabbinate in Brunswick.
Far from opposing the delusion of the multitude, he encouraged it, as did the rabbinate of Venice.
History of the Jews, Vol. V (of 6)Heinrich Graetz