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Rabbinical Court Warned of Pressure Tactics in Divorce Case
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Commissioner for Complaints Against Judges ruled a rabbinical court judge's warning of a 10,000 shekel penalty for refusing to sign a divorce agreement constituted potential pressure. The commissioner also addressed delays in a small claims court and fairness concerns in another rabbinical court hearing.
- 01Rabbinical court judge's warning deemed potential pressure tactic.
- 02Husband faced 10,000 shekel cost threat in divorce case.
- 03Commissioner found complaint against judge justified.
- 04Separate rulings addressed small claims court delays.
- 05Concerns raised about procedural fairness in another hearing.
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