Reform Judaism

The Israeli Supreme Court's recognition of Reform conversions has ignited debate—here's what Reform Judaism stands for and why its legitimacy is fiercely contested.

When my father wanted to convince me to eat, he would show me shapes of an elephant and a lion formed in a slice of cut bread. True, I was once small and convinced. But I've grown since. And I've come to understand that Judaism is a much more intelligent and wise affair than a collection of faces and bizarre imaginations.

Christian tales, disdain for the Sages, heretical interpretations, and 'universal' Judaism: This is what's being taught to students in Israeli public schools under 'Jewish Culture' hours. How did this happen?

The observant Jewish community and Torah leaders firmly reject any attempts by the Reform movement to establish itself in Israel. Why is that so?