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March 4, 2021

Israel’s Landmark Conversion Ruling Won’t Do Much for Actual Converts

A political football.

Earlier this week, the Israeli Supreme Court issued a ruling that conversions performed by Conservative and Reform rabbis inside Israel are to be considered valid for naturalization purposes. (Previously, this was only true of non-Orthodox conversions performed in the Diaspora.) Bethany Mandel observes:

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March 4, 2021

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