Chief Rabbinate exam registration stalls following Supreme Court ruling mandating women’s admission, impacting 3,000 male seminary students scheduled for Cheshvan exams. Petitioner Rabbanit Sarah Segal-Katz tells ‘Davar’: “The Rabbinate is a state institution – gender discrimination is prohibited”.
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