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In Israel’s roiling debate over religion and state, Tzohar grows as an alternative to the Rabbinate

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In recent months, the organization has seen progress in its push to give kosher certifications and launched an English-language weekly magazine
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In Israel’s roiling debate over religion and state, Tzohar grows as an alternative to the Rabbinate

In recent months, the organization has seen progress in its push to give kosher certifications and launched an English-language weekly magazine

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eJewish Philanthropy broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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