The UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) will hold a dialogue in Geneva with the Israeli delegation to discuss the implementation
The Yeshiva world article about rabbinate ramps up jewishness questioning of olim previously recognized as jews
The Rackman Center will be running an important conference on the current issues of ‘Child Support’ in Israel on 3rd September. There are many discussions
Analysis by The Rackman Center used in groundbreaking Supreme Court Decision A widely publicized decision by the Supreme Court this July, decided that child support payments should be adjusted
Last week, Dr. Galit Shaul, Director of the Rackman Center, participated in a seminar in Macedonia on immigration and refugees. The group met with many
Yesterday, the Rackman Center at Bar-Ilan University held a Moot Court on the topic of: Is the “Shragai Ruling” still relevant? Regarding the authority of
IN ISRAELI FIRST, DIVORCE REFUSER TO FACE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION Gordetzki, a client of the Rackman Center at Bar-Ilan University, began a hunger strike to awaken Knesset members and rabbis to act on her behalf and that of women in her condition and to release her from her agonizing situation, of
A Jerusalem Post story about Tzvia Gorodetsky an Agunah which The Rackman Center Represents in one of the Most Difficult Cases. To see more click here!
We were thrilled to attend a special event in honor of our sponsors for our prominent publication, Hadin Vehadayan Romie Tager QC and his wife Esther are long standing true friends of The Rackman Center, and it is thanks to them, that we are able to publish Rabbinical Court Proceedings and make
The Tender Year’s Presumption Law According to the way this law stands in Israel today, in the case of separation, when there is no agreement between the parents about the division of custody time with the children, there is a strong belief that it is in the best interests of
The Rackman Center Represents an Agunah in one of the Most Difficult Cases Tzvia Gorodetsky, has been an Agunah for 17 years. She told the media, “Even his 16 years in prison have not persuaded him to release me.” Gorodetzky, a client of the Rackman Center at Bar-Ilan University, began