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JCH » Politics » Orthodox Conundrum

Mamzerut: A Legitimate Problem That is Not Going Away (75)

August 16, 2021 10:50 am

Many people believe that there are essentially no mamzerim anymore.

Many people believe that if someone is suspected of being a mamzer, the problem is quickly resolved.

Many people believe that if a person is determined to be a mamzer, there is nothing left to do.

Rivka Lubitch, of the Center for Women’s Justice and an advocate for agunot and mamzerim in Israel, asserts that all three of these assumptions are incorrect. Join Scott for a fascinating and sometimes disturbing conversation with Rivka about mamzerim in Israel.

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