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Breslov Hasidic Community Faces Allegations of Child Marriage and Cult-like Practices
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By גלעד שלמור
First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
An investigative report details allegations of child marriage and cult-like practices within a closed Breslov Hasidic community in Yavniel, Israel. Former members describe a normalization of underage unions and a welcoming environment for individuals with troubled pasts, raising legal and social concerns.
- 01Breslov Hasidic community in Yavniel faces allegations of child marriage.
- 02Underage unions are reportedly normalized within the closed community.
- 03Former members describe the community as cult-like and accepting of criminals.
- 04Israeli law prohibits marriage for individuals under 18.
- 05The sect's decentralized leadership allows charismatic rabbis to establish communities.
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