Israel marriage

The survey was based on the responses of several hundred alumni of a four-week Israel program run by the National Council of Synagogue Youth.

Raya Dinenberg’s husband disappeared in 1987 and could not be found; She was defined as an 'agunah' by the rabbinical court and could not remarry.

Religious councils were charging couples up to NIS 70 for more attractively-designed marriage certificates without given the option for a standard one.

The film 'Get,' shows the life story of many women who frequent the hallways of the rabbinical courts throughout Israel.

In a collection of Maimonides’s responsa published by Joshua Blau, a complicated life unfolds.

After the “honeymoon period” is over, all couples inevitably begin to discover undesired things, the emotional baggage about each other that was not really “seen” at the beginning.

Issue surrounds case of the Israeli rabbinate rejecting an Orthodox Jewish divorce performed abroad.

Religious organization says women enrolled in religious studies deserve same treatment as yeshiva students, calls on government to intervene.

Chief rabbinate opposes new reform, claims rabbis know marital status of their residents, can prevent prohibited marriages.

Drawing from over 30 years in practice treating couples, this first in a two-part series highlights some important advice for newlyweds.