Conversion bill
Religious services minister visits Colleyville, other Jewish communities to garner support
I sincerely hope and want that every Jew, wherever they may be in Israel or around the world will strongly identify with their nation-state," said Religious Affairs minister Matan Kahana.
Israel’s never-ending ‘Who Is a Jew?’ saga - opinion
Controversial conversion reform advances in Knesset
Kahana submits Jewish conversion reform bill to Knesset
Don’t let the Wall divide us
As frustrating as the present situation may be, it is important to remember that governments are by nature temporary.
Dear Jewish American leaders: We’re not speaking the same language
Dear Jewish-American leaders: If you won’t do it, no one will.
An open letter to AIPAC
If AIPAC involves itself in religious conflicts and takes stands on issues unrelated to Israel’s security, it will narrow its base of support.
California rabbis ask to be blacklisted by Israel's Chief Rabbinate
In solidarity with the 160 rabbis blacklisted by the Chief Rabbinate, San Diego rabbis requested to be added to the list.
Reporting history: This day in Jewish and Israeli news
In this edition, we span over 60 years of Jewish and Israeli history to bring back some of the 20th century's most important stories read this day.
Chief Rabbi regrets rabbinical rejection of Nefesh B’Nefesh co-founder
Rabbi Yehoshua Fass’ affirmation for a congregant was rejected in 2016 along with those of 159 other Diaspora rabbis.
The Home of the Jews
Ministers to vote on Jerusalem, conversion
Committee will also consider bill that would have state fund party primaries.
American Jewish converts ‘hurt’ and ‘humiliated’ by conversion bill
"Israel’s latest conversion bill is only a more institutionalized manifestation of this social discomfort."
