In Historic Ruling, Israeli Rabbinical Court Jails Father for Abetting Son’s Refusal of Divorce

Yair Ettinger
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In an unprecedented move, the Tel Aviv Rabbinical Court ordered a man jailed for 30 days for abetting his son’s 11-year refusal to grant his daughter-in-law a divorce, calling the case “one of the harshest cases of igun [‘chained’ to a recalcitrant husband] the rabbinical court system has ever had to deal with.”

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