Marriage in israel
'Upside-Down Love': An Israeli-Palestinian memoir of marriage across borders
Israeli-American lawyer Sari Bashi recounts in her memoir a relationship shaped by restriction and distance, where love unfolds within the limits of the law
Former PM Bennett backs civil marriage, public transport on Shabbat
Starting the Jewish New Year with freedom: Woman granted divorce after 23-year fight
What's in a name? Why women are increasingly choosing to keep their maiden names after marriage
Artem Dolgopyat's plight highlights Israel's golden double standard
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The Olympic hero's scandalous inability to marry in his country can be fixed by adopting a civil marriage formula written jointly by a liberal law professor and a major Orthodox rabbi.
Half of Israel Jews prefer not to get married in an Orthodox ceremony
The Hiddush Association conducted a survey about how Israeli Jews prefer to get married.
Tu Be'Av 2021: 48,056 couples were married in Israel in 2019
Only about 69% of the couples married in Israel in 2019 were Jewish, according to new data.
Protected by the postnup: The halachic prenuptial is an important weapon
“The agreement has worked in 100% of the cases of which we know and has never even been brought to court.”
Agunas are 'strangled' in abusive marriages - so they protested
"The pain in my heart is deep as I remain in a state of perpetual waiting," said Rivka, 41, one of the women featured on the posters in the protest.
Gantz proposes legislation for civil unions
COVID-19 crisis has closed down air travel, meaning thousands of Israeli couples have been unable to marry in civil marriages. Labor leader criticizes Gantz for not backing civil marriage proposals.
Utah online newlyweds to petition High Court against Interior Ministry
Deri’s office has said that the Interior Ministry is conducting “an in-depth examination” of the wedding and registration process which he said the state has not encountered before.
Norway to allow civil marriages for Israelis who can't marry in Israel
Currently, hundreds of couples are not able to get married at all, since going abroad is not an option and the Chief Rabbinate will not perform a ceremony and provide legal recognition.
Now is the perfect time to legalize civil marriage in Israel
Couples who are ineligible for marriage through the rabbinate are also now not able to fly abroad, making civil marriage an imperative.
Jewish marriage on the wane in the Jewish state ahead of Tu B'Av
Critics blame Chief Rabbinate, lack of marriage choice, for the decline in the number of Jews marrying in Israel, and increase in cohabitation.
