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Tuesday, 22 February 2011

Conversion rates rise among Eastern Europeans

Data of the Conversion Department
The long dispute about conversions and the problematic citizenships
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Labels: conversions, Judaism, Orhodox Judaism

Friday, 29 May 2009

Political definitions

of who is a Jew (and who's not).
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Labels: Chief Rabbinate, conversions, definition, immigration, Israel, Israel Beitenu, Judaism, Orhodox Judaism, Orthodox, Reform Judaism, who is a Jew
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