Ben-Dahan: Rabbinate Results show Rabbi Yosef’s Power
Deputy Minister: religious-Zionist rabbis lost because the religious-Zionist community has no Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.
Deputy Minister: religious-Zionist rabbis lost because the religious-Zionist community has no Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.
Rabbi Ratzon Arusi drops out of race at the last minute, six contenders remain.
The race for Chief Rabbi draws to a close. Rabbi Arusi slams politics, calls to change ‘humiliating’ elections process.
The Chief Rabbi of Rehovot says some want to fight Torah learning because they see its impact, criticizes Chief Rabbinate candidacy.
Orbach says Israelis want a chief rabbi with the ‘Tzohar spirit’ of openness, outreach.
Controversy continues in Chief Rabbi race as call is issued for Rabbi Stav to withdraw and support Rabbi Yaakov Ariel.
Frustration in Jewish Home party as support split between Rabbi Ariel, Rabbi Stav.
A new proposal would see state-employed rabbis banned from taking payment for conducting marriages in their jurisdiction.
Yom Ha'atzma'ut is a day to thank G-d for the miracles of Israel, the Rabbinate said
The Rabbinate’s anti-fraud branch finds leafy vegetables wrongly labeled as kosher using kosher company’s bags.
Four candidates for the post of Chief Rabbi discuss Jewish law and state law in Israel.
For the first time in Israel’s history, the coalition agreement does not include a commitment to the religious-secular “status quo.”
Naftali Bennett takes on tycoons, unions and the Rabbinate in his first Knesset speech, and calls for “fearless leadership.”
The Tzohar organization undertakes a PR campaign to connect the Chief Rabbinate to the Israeli public. It is even on Facebook.
The Infrastructures Ministry, in cooperation with the Israel Electric Company, is seeking to introduce 'kosher electricity' to Israel.
A 14-year-old who took the ordination exam has sued to force the Rabbinate to grade his test and declare him a rabbi if he passed it.
The Rabbinate has given its approval to guidelines determining when a person has died and may have their organs removed for transplant.
After High Court says bakery owned by missionary must receive kashrut certificate, Rabbi Melamed calls for uncompromising stand against the court.