Rabbinical Court
Court Rabbinic
By law Rabbinical Courts Jurisdiction (Marriage and Divorce) Law of 1953, matters of marriage and divorce of Jews in Israel, the country’s citizens or residents, their judgments will be unique to the rabbinic courts.
Thus, the Israeli Jewish couple seeking divorce law, need to arrange a divorce in a rabbinical court, the rabbinic court stage since the sole authority in this regard.
Thus, the Israeli Jewish couple seeking divorce law, need to arrange a divorce in a rabbinical court, the rabbinic court stage since the sole authority in this regard.
The rabbinical courts the authority equivalent to that of the courts on child support, child custody, property division and custody. In addition, the rabbinical court has jurisdiction to hear matters of religious endowments.
Rabbinical courts often work bench of three judges, when the main subjects treated in the rabbinical courts are: certificates of divorce agreements, Tbiaotgirosin, alimony and children, visitation rights, claims regarding granting a divorce and written, conversion, clarification of Jews and others.
Rabbinical courts often work bench of three judges, when the main subjects treated in the rabbinical courts are: certificates of divorce agreements, Tbiaotgirosin, alimony and children, visitation rights, claims regarding granting a divorce and written, conversion, clarification of Jews and others.
Rabbinical courts often work bench of three judges, when the main subjects treated in the rabbinical courts are: certificates of divorce agreements, Tbiaotgirosin, alimony and children, visitation rights, claims regarding granting a divorce and written, conversion, clarification of Jews and others.
Nationwide, there are 12 regional rabbinical courts, with the Supreme Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem and serves as an appellate judgments of regional rabbinical courts.
List of Rabbinical Courts:
Sunday-Thursday between 8.30Am-1.30PM except for holiday eve (Erev Chag) and Israeli holidays.
Great Rabbinical Court of Appeals | Rabbinical Court in Ashkelon Address: 24 King Gorge St. Fax: 08-6722503 Email: ashkelon@rbc.gov.il |
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Rabbinical Court in Jerusalem | Rabbinical Court in Tel-Aviv Address: 33 King David St. Fax: 03-6963997 Email: telaviv@rbc.gov.il |
Rabbinical Court in Beer-Sheva | Rabbinical Court in Netanya Address: 3 Bareket St. Fax: 09-8613225 Email: netanya@rbc.gov.il |
Rabbinical Court in Ashdod | Rabbinical Court in Ariel Address: 15 Yehuda St. Fax: 03-9061690 Email: ariel@rbc.gov.il |
Rabbinical Court in Rehovot | Rabbinical Court in Zefat Address: 6 Weizmann St. Fax: 073-2629397 Email: zfat@rbc.gov.il |
Rabbinical Court in Haifa | Rabbinical Court in Petah-Tikva Address: 6 Shpigel St. Fax: 03-9312878 Email: petachtikva@rbc.gov.il |
| Rabbinical Court in Tiberius (Tveriya) Address: Ha’atzmaut-Rasko square Fax: 04-6725333 Email: tiberias@rbc.gov.il | Rabbinical Court Public Inquiries Email: panatz@rbc.gov.il |
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