Mikveh
Israel uncovers Second Temple-period mikveh beneath Western Wall
The ritual bath was found sealed beneath a layer of destruction dated to 70 CE, in which researchers found burned ash and numerous artifacts that offer a snapshot of life just before the city fell.
Amid war, fight begins to keep religious ritual bath houses open
Municipal rabbi publicly apologizes for questioning Jewishness of Ethiopian mikveh attendant
Ancient mikveh dating back to Roman times discovered in Ostia Antica, Italy
Mikve-peeping rabbi play takes the stage at Capital Fringe Film Festival
The play, while based on the controversial case, is "a work of fiction."
MIT grad brings mikve observance into the age of technology
Today, MikvahCalendar.com has 65,000 users.
Local rabbinates overcharged NIS 5m. a year for mikve use
Court rules in favor of class-action suit; fines offenders NIS 230,000.
The Human Spirit: Ten fingers
‘They are determined to show other women that going to the mikve can be a positive spiritual experience.’
Disabled accessible ritual baths few and far between
In Jerusalem, with a population of over half a million Jews, there is just one accessible mikve, when it should have five.
High Court should deal with traffic violations not Jewish law, says Sephardi chief rabbi
Yitzhak Yosef: It’s a shame judges are involving themselves with Halacha.
Women can now immerse without mikve attendant
“This success shows that the hope of improving religious services is not lost, that they can reflect the needs of Israeli society while preserving Jewish law."
Divisive issues continue to strain Israel-Diaspora relations
The passage of the mikve law was perhaps the most serious incident of all in recent months.
Knesset approves funds for Reform, Masorti mikvas
In order to allow UTJ’s law to pass, the attorney general’s office said that the government must put in place a solution for the Reform and Masorti Movements.
Analysis: ‘Mikve law’ throws cold water on Israel-Diaspora relations
The legislation in effect bans the Reform and Masorti (Conservative) movements from using public mikvaot for their conversion ceremonies.