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Hiddush Turns to AG Over Rabbinical Backing for Sruly Porush
Written by on 14/10/2013
Hiddush sent a letter of protest to Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein which addresses announced rabbinical support for Elad mayoral candidate Sruly Porush.
Jerusalem Post Editorial: Dissolve the rabbinate
Written by on 29/09/2013
The 2013 Religion and State Index showed that 70% of Israeli Jews oppose the Chief Rabbinate in its current form. That includes Israelis from all over the Jewish spectrum. This time, it's the Jerusalem Post Editorial Board calling for the desperately-needed change.
The Far-Reaching Impact of Israel's Religion and State Conflict
Written by on 29/09/2013
Public support for criminalization of excluding women from the public sphere and public transportation and services on Shabbat shows just how far Israel's religion and state conflict influences everyday life.
The Far-reaching impact of Israel's religion and state conflict
Written by on 28/09/2013
As a part of Hiddush's latest coverage of the 2013 Religion and State Index, this week, Rabbi Uri Regev discusses Israeli public opinion on the criminalization of publicly excluding women and the national battle over shabbat.
The Far-Reaching Impact of Israel's Religion and State Conflict
Written by on 27/09/2013
From the battle over the exclusion of women from the public realm to public transportation on shabbat, the religion and state conflict has a serious and detrimental impact on daily life in Israel.
Are Jewish Communal Funds in Poland Being Mishandled?
Written by on 24/09/2013
“There have been too many examples of mishandling of communal funds, in Europe and here in Israel, and ‘trust us’ is just not enough anymore."
To Reach Diaspora, Make Israel Welcoming to All Jews
Written by Uri Regev on 24/09/2013
In a Jewish Daily Forward op-ed, Rabbi Uri Regev writes that Israeli and American Jewish leadership's blind eye to religious freedom in Israel will endanger Israel's relationship with the next generation of American Jewry.
What do Israelis think: army service, budget cuts, and benefits
Written by on 23/09/2013
As a part of Hiddush's latest coverage of the 2013 Religion and State Index, this week, Rabbi Uri Regev discusses Israeli public opinion on the issues included in the struggle for equality in sharing the national burden.
Equality in Sharing the Burden in the Public Eye
Written by on 20/09/2013
The 2013 Religion and State Index shows extremely high support for equality in sharing the burden, but the Israeli public is split over the government's actual plan.
Zionism’s unfinished business
Written by on 17/09/2013
An editorial from the Canadian Jewish News renews the call for freedom of religion and equality and uses Hiddush's Religion and State Index to show exactly why.
Israelis support equality in sharing the burden, but are uncertain about the Peri Law
Written by on 17/09/2013
In the 2013 Religion and State Index, a wide majority of Israelis expressed support for drafting ultra-Orthodox men and other significant measures to equally shoulder the national burden.
Guide dogs at the Kotel: The latest battle for freedom of religion at the Western Wall
Written by on 15/09/2013
Despite the ban on guide dogs at the Western Wall, Rabbi Uri Regev's call for support and tolerance for the handicapped is joined by Knesset Member Karin Elharar and Orthodox Rabbi Benny Lau
Support for Religious Pluralism is on the Rise!
Written by on 10/09/2013
As a part of Hiddush's latest coverage of the 2013 Religion and State Index, Rabbi Uri Regev presents a few telling statistics on the status of Jewish pluralism in Israel.
Poll shows support for cuts to haredi sector, skepticism over enlistment law
Written by on 10/09/2013
93% of haredi community opposes gov't measures on religion and state.
Support for Jewish Pluralism is on the Rise!
Written by on 10/09/2013
The 2013 Religion and State Index shows that are growing number of Israelis support equal recognition for non-Orthodox rabbis and marriages.