Court approves homosexual divorce, in landmark ruling

The Tel Aviv Family Court made history, approving, for the first time by any Israeli court, the divorce of a homosexual couple, the courts announced on Monday.
Judge Yehezkel Eliyahu handed down the ruling on Sunday to the now divorced couple Amit Kama and Uzi Even.
The court@@@s ruling went against the state@@@s claim that jurisdiction over the issue of divorce, a personal status issues, was exclusively in the hands of the rabbinical courts.
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