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Israel's Chief Rabbi Calls for Dialogue Amid Societal Divisions
Israel's Chief Rabbi, Kalman Ber, is calling for the establishment of forums for dialogue between rabbis, politicians, and intellectuals to address societal divisions. He expressed concern that "we have stopped talking" and emphasized the value of conversation, even without reaching agreements.
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- 01Chief Rabbi Kalman Ber warns of a societal breakdown in dialogue within Israel.
- 02He calls for permanent forums for rabbis, politicians, and intellectuals to discuss national issues.
- 03Rabbi Ber believes the act of talking is beneficial, regardless of reaching agreements.
- 04He also advocated for a greater role for Jewish law in Israel's public and legal systems.
- 05The Chief Rabbi addressed limitations on rabbinical courts handling monetary disputes.
Rabbi Ber also spoke about the importance of Jewish law and the authority of rabbinical courts in monetary disputes.
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