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An army base in Ramla, in the center of the country near Ben Gurion International Airport, is in normal times the headquarters of the military rabbinate.

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They hope to receive word from the rabbinate that it is a match.

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He believes that the timing of his appointment and the creation of the military rabbinate reflects a shift in German attitudes towards Jews - a symbol, perhaps, of Germany's reckoning with its abhorrent past.

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“Going into the rabbinate was not a way of saying, ‘I’m rejecting what you’re doing.’

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“They will run into the iron wall of the rabbinate,” or religious establishment.

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