David Stav
A friendlier Judaism will enable greater Israeli unity - opinion
Nearly 75 years after Israel's miraculous independence was declared, we are forced to admit that much remains to be achieved in the quest of achieving a united Jewish society.
‘Restore faith of the Jewish people in the Diaspora in Israel’ says Rabbi Stav
Tzohar: Stav’s loss in run for chief rabbi has silver lining
Haredim Yosef and Lau elected chief rabbis of Israel
Israeli officials vote on new chief rabbis, after fierce campaign
147 out 150 eligible voters cast ballots as polls close.
Chief rabbi candidate Stav slams ‘corrupt politicians’
David Stav, in contention to become Israel's next Ashkenazi chief rabbi, says rabbinate should be ruled by "God-fearing people."
Politicians decry attack against Rabbi Stav
Liberman calls on religious leaders to publicly condemn attack against chief Ashkenazi rabbi candidate David Stav.
David Stav: The Bennett of the chief rabbi race?
Stav hopes that Israel’s rabbis will be more sensitive to secular values; the crux of the rabbinate’s policy, though, will remain the same.
Can a new chief rabbi change the Israeli Rabbinate?
To get married in Israel, Dima Motel had to bring his family photo album and two of his ancestors’ birth certificates to a rabbinical court.
‘Ariel unlikely to stand for chief rabbi’
Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beytenu and Hatnua have all publicly endorsed Rabbi David Stav who is loathed by the haredim.
Yisrael Beytenu backs Tzohar’s Stav for chief rabbi
Leader of national-religious group gets important political endorsement ahead of secret ballot election to replace Ashkenazi chief rabbi Metzger.
Tzohar and Rabbinate in historic agreement
National-religious Tzohar rabbis say they have agreement with rabbinate to end restrictions on its rabbis conducting weddings.
'Revolutionary' law to change rules of marriage
Haredi MKs bring no confidence motion in opposition to ‘Tzohar bill’ allowing weddings in any jurisdiction.
Margi backs down over Tzohar wedding program
Religious Services Minister agrees to amend law that would have severely restricted Tzohar's ability to provide wedding services.
Orthodox leader: Conversion bill good for Jews
Tzohar head: Opposition to legislation is misguided and plays into hands of Haredi leadership.
