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rabbinate

[rab-uh-nit, -neyt] / ˈræb ə nɪt, -ˌneɪt /




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Those who do not meet the Orthodox standards set by the rabbinate — including same-sex couples, interfaith couples, and Israelis not considered Jewish by halacha — cannot get married in Israel.

From Seattle Times

For Jews, it is the chief rabbinate that is tasked with validating the bride and groom as Jewish, meaning that they must prove descent from an uninterrupted line of Jewish mothers.

From Washington Post

There are still restrictions on the marriage of non-Orthodox converts to Judaism, since this area is controlled by Israel’s chief rabbinate, which does not recognize Reform or Conservative Judaism.

From New York Times

But Yeshiva’s president, Samuel Belkin, prevailed on him to enter the university to study for the rabbinate.

From New York Times

Rabbi Chaim Kočí, a senior official with the Prague rabbinate, witnessed workers unearthing cobblestones whose undersides revealed Hebrew lettering, the star of David and deceased dates.

From The Guardian