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Defending Religious Freedom and Equality in a Year of National Turmoil
Written by on 22/06/2025
Amid one of the most turbulent periods in Israel’s history, Israelis have realized just how intertwined security and religion are
Half of the Israeli Jewish Public Prefer to Marry in a non-Orthodox Marriage Ceremony
Written by on 19/08/2024
A survey by the Smith Institute for Hiddush ahead of the 15th of Av: two-thirds of the Jewish public in Israel support legislation that would abolish the Orthodox monopoly on marriage and allow freedom of marriage in Israel. This includes 68% of Likud voters and 41% of the voters of Religious Zionism and Otzma Yehudit parties. If they had a choice - only 15% of the secular public would marry in an Orthodox marriage