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Israel's High Court Opens Rabbinic Ordination Exams to Women
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Israel's High Court Opens Rabbinic Ordination Exams to Women
Last week, Israel’s High Court of Justice ruled that women must be permitted to take the official examinations for rabbinic ordination offered by the Chief Rabbinate. Specifically, it ruled that barring women from taking the same exams as men “is prohibited discrimination without sufficient justification.” It is not clear when the ruling will take effect, or whether the Chief Rabbinate will indeed implement it at all. Yet, the landmark ruling i…
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