Divorce
Want to make changes in life right now? This is how you will avoid mistakes
Dina Dror, a clinical social worker and psychotherapist, explains how to distinguish between a considered decision and an emotional response to ongoing pressure.
Left on the mountain: What is an Alpine Divorce?
Divorced not happy? Use the war for a “ceasefire” for the sake of the children
Dutch registry study: Children of divorce have fewer children and shorter relationships
Afghan's last Jew signs divorce papers without a Jewish witness - report
There is doubt as to whether or not the papers will be recognized in a Jewish court, as the witnesses were not considered "kosher," with one of them reportedly being a Priest.
Getting divorced in Israel in the COVID-19 pandemic
Coronavirus didn’t just wreak havoc on relationships, it created new issues for couples already divorced and sharing custody.
Couple in their 80's may divorce over COVID vaccine dispute
Until the threat of death do we part: An Israeli husband has refused to get a booster shot — Despite his wife threatening divorce.
How can you save a failing marriage? - opinion
Love creates compatibility between two people who would otherwise have nothing in common. But does compatibility compensate for the dwindling attraction between the two sexes?
Why are divorce rates rising among Israeli-Arab couples? - BGU study
The study, based on interviews with Israeli-Arab women, shows that a combination of higher education and joining the workforce have challenged the traditional marriage dynamic.
In first, rabbinical court rules lawyers of get refusers can be sanctioned
Lawyers who hold up divorce proceedings as a bargaining tool can be sanctioned like the husbands, according to a new ruling on the matter.
16-year agunah freed from marriage after rabbinical court rulings
After suffering a debilitating stroke, a woman’s husband abandoned her and refused to give her a divorce, until legal pressure from the rabbinical courts and the High Court of Justice.
Can we sort out the concept of civil liberties in a Jewish state?
Legally mandated halachic requirements have created a situation in Israel where many citizens, Jewish and non-Jewish, do not have the right to marry within the state.
Bill and Melinda Gates and the explosion of gray divorce - opinion
People who have been married more than a quarter-century who decide, after the kids are grown and out of the house, decide they’ve had enough. That’s become the fastest-growing segment of divorce.
What should we be talking about this Mother's Day? - comment
A discussion of some of the issues that affect mothers in Israel today.