The Israeli and American non-Orthodox movements took a victory lap following the decision by Israel’s Attorney Generalrequiring rural municipalities to fund the salaries of non-Orthodox rabbis of congregations with more than 50 member families. But though understandable, the joy is tragically misplaced. There are a number of reasons to be wary of the Attorney General’s decision.
Read more: Pyrrhic victory for non-Orthodox Judaism | Ed Rettig | Ops & Blogs | The Times of Israelhttp://blogs.timesofisrael.com/pyrrhic-victory-for-non-orthodox-judaism/#ixzz3510cX19B
Pyrrhic Victory for Non-Orthodox Judaism
The Israeli and American non-Orthodox movements took a victory lap following the decision by Israel’s Attorney Generalrequiring rural municipalities to fund the salaries of non-Orthodox rabbis of congregations with more than 50 member families. But though understandable, the joy is tragically misplaced. There are a number of reasons to be wary of the Attorney General’s decision.
Read more: Pyrrhic victory for non-Orthodox Judaism | Ed Rettig | Ops & Blogs | The Times of Israelhttp://blogs.timesofisrael.com/pyrrhic-victory-for-non-orthodox-judaism/#ixzz3510cX19B
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