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Hasidic Jewish And Female Living In Stamford Hill, Then You Don't Get To Drive?
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um I think both sides agree to attend dont they ?
it is a different matter whether the decisions would be upheld in British civil courts - but so what ? are either party gonna go there if they dont like the beth din decision
um I think both sides agree to attend dont they ?
it is a different matter whether the decisions would be upheld in British civil courts - but so what ? are either party gonna go there if they dont like the beth din decision
No problem at all, as long as it is not the state laying down these laws. Hasidic Jews have defected to a less orthodox church - it is their choice and there are Jewish organisations to help people do exactly that.
I would support to the hilt any woman (or man) that wishes to leave their particular religion but I won't force any one to.
I would support to the hilt any woman (or man) that wishes to leave their particular religion but I won't force any one to.
I remember my local Miners Welfare being told that they either accept women as full members of the club or the club would have to be shut down.
there was a vote and the result was very close. It seemed Mr Stuckintheseventies would cut of his nose to spite his face.
Daft laws (requests, tradition) call it what you will should not be able to hide behind that old excuse called religion.
there was a vote and the result was very close. It seemed Mr Stuckintheseventies would cut of his nose to spite his face.
Daft laws (requests, tradition) call it what you will should not be able to hide behind that old excuse called religion.
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