Uri Regev

Rabbi Uri Regev is an internationally renowned leader and advocate of religious liberty and the liberal movements of Judaism in his native Israel and around the world. Rabbi Regev serves as the President and CEO of an educational and advocacy Israel-Diaspora partnership, “Freedom Of Religion for Israel” and of its Israeli counterpart, “Hiddush – For Religious Freedom and Equality”, which he founded in 2009.

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Uri Regev

Judaism, truth, and the prime minister - opinion

Reciprocity must be precondition in secular-religious relations in Israel - opinion

Abraham, not Smotrich, should be Israel's Jewish role model - opinion

Override Clause will erode Israel's democracy, castrate Supreme Court - opinion

Unanimity is not everything when it comes to the Kotel crisis - opinion

Shame on rabbis who seek to keep females out of IDF combat units - opinion

Cutting support for Orthodox education networks is just and vital - opinion

Israel needs to fight for true freedom of religion - opinion

Will Israel take next steps in advancing civil marriage? - opinion

Meron non-investigation: The reason behind it, haredi backlash - opinion

Can Israel avert an internal religious war? - opinion

What are haredi parties doing in a national-Zionist coalition? - opinion

The Israeli government's ploy to prevent marriages through consulates

What’s mine is mine, and what’s yours is mine

A coalition that will escalate Jewish disunity

An open letter to the Jewish Agency Board of Governors