Marriage in israel
Starting the Jewish New Year with freedom: Woman granted divorce after 23-year fight
The ex-husband attempted to extort T., demanding large sums of money in exchange for a get.
What's in a name? Why women are increasingly choosing to keep their maiden names after marriage
Poll reveals strong Israeli public support for non-Orthodox marriage
Protecting freedom in love: Why prenups matter in Jewish marriages - opinion
'Married' - and unmarried - in the blink of an eye
Did couples' inability to hold legal weddings in Israel for reality TV show affect the outcome?
Raising the bar
The Chief Rabbbinate remains a corrupt institution, but one making small steps of progress.
In Israel and everywhere, happy, lasting marriages are possible
In a society as complex as Israel’s where there is such a strong intersection between religion and society, marriage is an institution that is even more sacred than in other areas of Western society.
Israel's 'chained women' struggle with the rabbinate for a divorce
Each year there are created hundreds of reported and unreported cases of women unable to terminate their marriages.
Rabbinical Courts rapidly adding names to marriage blacklists
If people are on the Prevented from Marrying list, neither they nor their children will ever be able to get married in Israel.
New campaign reopens debate on civil marriage in Israel
A provision for civil marriage doesn't exist in Israeli law, with marriage and divorce possible only through the established religious institutions.
Survey: Most Israelis want recognition of civil and non-Orthodox marriages
Given the option, half of those surveyed would prefer to marry outside the rabbinate.
Cupid's arrow strikes United Hatzalah volunteers
In honor of Tu B'av, the Jewish day of love, here's a look at some volunteers whose relationships blossomed while working for the life-saving organization.
Double or nothing
Joining her twin brother, this olah has made a life for herself in Israel.
Maccabiah marriage: A surprise proposal turned surprise wedding
Just when the audience thought they'd seen it all...
