Israel's Chief Rabbinate Sets New Date for Rabbinical Judge Exams
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel has announced that delayed rabbinical judge exams for civil law will be held on December 16th in Jerusalem. Candidates will receive personal notifications with specific exam details. The Rabbinate provided contact information for inquiries and wished the examinees success.
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- Rabbinical judge exams for civil law are scheduled for December 16th in Jerusalem.
- The Chief Rabbinate of Israel announced the new exam date after significant delays.
- Candidates will receive personal notifications with their exact exam times and locations.
- The Rabbinate has provided contact information for exam-related inquiries.
- The exams will cover civil law sections Choshen Mishpat A and B.
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel announced on Saturday evening that the upcoming rabbinical judge examinations for civil law (Choshen Mishpat sections A and B) will be held on Wednesday, December 16th. The exams, which faced significant delays, will take place at the Rabbinate's examination complex in Binyanei Ha'uma, Jerusalem. Each candidate will receive a personal notification detailing their exact exam time and assigned hall and classroom. The Rabbinate has provided a contact form on its website and a phone number for candidates seeking further information. The Rabbinate concluded its announcement by wishing all examinees success.