Denomination's seminary, rabbinical association and synagogue network each hire different law firms to investigate cases of harassment and abuse to better ensure accountability

As Constitution, Law and Justice Committee formed, Haredi lawmakers say they won't sent representatives, in protest of Gilad Kariv's religious affiliation

Leading Reform rabbi, community organizer fought racism and discriminatory policies, starting with early marches with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

A new Israeli Reform prayer book, 'Tefillat HaAdam,' includes inclusive communal rituals and breaks down as many gender barriers as the Hebrew language allows

Netanyahu doesn't comment directly on decision to legitimize non-Orthodox conversions in Israel, but seems to suggest it could be exploited by African migrants seeking citizenship

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Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef attacks Reform Judaism following High Court ruling recognizing conversions; says marriages to converts are invalid

Few converts are likely to be affected by the High Court's decision, but the court itself may face renewed calls on the right to weaken its powers

Group says codifying definition into policy, as called for by other Jewish organizations, could see it abused to penalize free speech, particularly for criticizing Israel

Former justice says Yitzhak Yosef has made 'hateful comments against large parts of the public' while ignoring court rulings; Aryeh Deri vows to protect chief rabbis' independence