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Israeli Ombudsman Upholds Complaint Against Chief Rabbi David Yosef Over Controversial Remarks
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 21 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli Public Complaints Commissioner Asher Kola upheld a complaint against Chief Rabbi David Yosef for harsh remarks about Supreme Court judges over Sabbath rulings but rejected a complaint about his comments on women taking rabbinical exams. No sanctions were imposed.
- 01Commissioner Asher Kola fully upheld complaint against Chief Rabbi David Yosef's remarks on Supreme Court judges.
- 02Rabbi Yosef criticized judges harshly over Sabbath rulings, using inflammatory language.
- 03Kola ruled such remarks exceeded acceptable criticism and harmed public trust in courts.
- 04Complaint about Rabbi Yosef's comments on women taking rabbinical exams was rejected.
- 05Kola noted rabbinical certification is within Chief Rabbi's core authority.
- 06No sanctions were imposed despite partial complaint acceptance.
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