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Tzohar Launches Program to Train Women as Kosher Supervisors

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The Tzohar Kosher Certification Authority has launched a new training program in Israel to prepare women as kosher supervisors, in partnership with Migdal Oz Women's Beit Midrash. The course covers kashrut laws and practical supervision skills, with graduates expected to join the existing five female supervisors within Tzohar's system. This initiative aims to increase female participation in a field traditionally dominated by men, with leaders emphasizing the value women bring to the role.

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  • Tzohar Kosher Certification Authority launched a new training program for female kosher supervisors in Israel.
  • The program, in cooperation with Migdal Oz Women's Beit Midrash, targets religious study graduates.
  • Participants will study kashrut laws and practical supervision, then take a Chief Rabbinate exam.
  • The initiative aims to increase the number of women in Tzohar's kosher supervision system.
  • Leaders state women bring knowledge, professionalism, and attention to detail to the role.

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