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Rabbi Ariel Barali Hails New Law Restoring Rabbinical Courts' Authority Over Financial Matters
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 8 hours ago
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Rabbi Ariel Barali praised a new Israeli law restoring rabbinical courts' authority over financial disputes, condemning the Supreme Court's previous restrictions as unjust. He hopes this marks a broader return to Torah law in Israel's legal system.
- 01Rabbi Ariel Barali welcomed a law restoring rabbinical courts' authority over financial matters.
- 02He criticized the Supreme Court for arrogantly removing this authority via a judicial fiction.
- 03The limitation originated from Justice Prokchia's ruling, which lacked full judicial consideration.
- 04The law is seen as correcting a legal injustice dating back to Israel's founding.
- 05Barali hopes this is the start of reinstating Torah law free from Supreme Court interference.
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