Ofra settlement rabbi passes religious ruling in bid to construct homes before possible court intervention.
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Yair Ettinger
Rabbi: Religious settlers can violate Shabbat to build
Jewish converts are pawns in religious sector power struggle
The Absorption Ministry invited some 1,500 converts to the reserve for a conference that would also be a show of "support and solidarity."
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Book Week, with a Haredi twist
Hebrew Book Week, very much a secular event, has been enthusiastically adopted in recent years by the ultra-Orthodox.
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Suspected Haredi child abuser Elior Chen turns himself in to Brazilian authorities
Chen is suspected of orchestrating systematic abuse of followers' children; one todder remains in a coma.
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Despite Shas threats, Bar On says won't increase child welfare payments
Bar-On responds to Eli Yishai's announcement that Shas would leave government if party demands not met.
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Suspected Haredi child abuser Elior Chen said to be hiding in Brazil
Israel Police looking now for Chen's family in effort to use them to pressure suspect to surrender.
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State gives in to dead Haredi man's family, agrees to skip autopsy
Court had initially ruled autopsy must be performed on crash victim, despite opposition from community.
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The divided life of Adam Baruch
The columnist who abandoned his religious upbringing for the secular world became disillusioned with his new home. But he could never really go back.
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The fight over the saintly rabbi
"Going to Rashbi?" asks the voice in the ad on the ultra-Orthodox radio station, using the Hebrew acronym for Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai. The voice is advertising a car rental company that is offering a special deal for Lag Ba'omer.
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Comptroller: Most rabbinic court cases handled improperly
The comptroller's review of administrative procedures at rabbinic courts found problems with 83 percent of cases at the Tel Aviv court, and 71 percent of cases handled in Petah Tikva.
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Ex-Sephardi Chief Rabbi Eliyahu hospitalized in critical condition
Doctors at J'lem hospital resuscitate former Sephardi chief rabbi, place him in intensive care unit.
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When Bush visits, not even the water is left to chance
Even a relaxed stroll on the lawn of the President's Residence was carefully orchestrated.
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Reform movement celebrates first state-funded synagogue
It is also the first of six Reform and Conservative synagogues that are in the process of being established in various parts of the country with Housing Ministry financing.
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The first Vishnitz vs. the original Vishnitz
The succession dispute that has been dividing the Vishnitz community for several years was recently taken before a Justice Ministry official.
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Son gets Dad's Auschwitz tattoo on own arm
Yeshayahu Folman was initially appalled by his son's 'act of solidarity,' but eventually cooperated.
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Knesset suspends Benizri over conviction on charges involving moral turpitude
Former MK to be replaced in Knesset by next in line on Shas' list.
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