==COURAGEOUS LESBIAN REFORM RABBI LEADS CRUSADE AGAINST RACISM INSIDE ISRAEL!==http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/jewish-world-features/1.643903''“I came from the privileged parts of Israeli society, and this act of coming out connected me to the wh

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Anonymous 03/02/15 (ב') 17:45:16 d63f3a No.1138

COURAGEOUS LESBIAN REFORM RABBI LEADS CRUSADE AGAINST RACISM INSIDE ISRAEL!
http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/jewish-world-features/1.643903

“I came from the privileged parts of Israeli society, and this act of coming out connected me to the whole issue of minority rights,” she reflects. “It made me realize my future was in social change.”

Today, 15 years later, Sattath is completing her fifth year as director of the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC), the advocacy arm of the Reform movement in Israel. Although officially affiliated with one movement, IRAC sees itself as representative of all the non-Orthodox streams of Judaism in their common struggle for full recognition in Israel.

Will Israel survive? Or will it share the same fate as the rest of Western civilization?

Anonymous 03/05/15 (ה') 11:54:50 114ed8 No.1145

oy gevalt.
though the non-orthodox streams of Judaism do need more recognition in Israel, if only so that people can get married without going to a rabbi and pretending to be orthodox.

Anonymous 03/14/15 (ש') 01:46:29 ac6409 No.1242

A feminist hamplanet? why I never!

>>1145

Shit, seriously? don't you guys have legal non-religious marriage through a judge or something?

Anonymous 03/14/15 (ש') 10:20:06 97ae57 No.1245

>>1242
short answer, no.
long(er) answer, it's complicated.
Right now the Rabbanut has a monopoly over marriage and marriage within Israel is only possible if you're either Jewish by the Halaha or you if you can prove you're not Jewish several generations back (i may be innacurate).
folks like me who are decedents of Jews but are atheists or whatever are fucked.
the 'popular' alternative is to go abroad to get married and then come back, but that is not cheap.