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Adoption Registries from Abroad Will be Accessible to the Chief Rabbinate

by Eliezer Rauchberger

The Chief Rabbinate, which has a register listing all the adopted children in Israel, was promised that it will also receive records of the adoptions of children from abroad. This promise was made Monday 9 Sivan during a meeting of Constitution Committee of the Knesset, with the approval of amendments to the law of adoptions records.

The Chief Rabbinate requires these lists in order to prevent marriages between relatives that are forbidden. Rabbi Ravitz asked that adoptions from abroad also be recorded in the Adoptions Ledger which will be accessible to the Chief Rabbinate, so that it can prevent forbidden marriages in those adopted cases too.


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