Karelitz Rabbinical Court, Rabbinical court in Bnei Brak, Israel.
The Karelitz Rabbinical Court is a religious institution located on Rabbi Shach Street that offers guidance on Jewish law and religious matters. A panel of judges handles cases related to questions affecting the daily life of the observant population.
It was established in 1968 to serve the growing needs of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community in Bnei Brak. Since then, it has become a recognized authority for religious interpretation, with decisions that are respected across Orthodox communities worldwide.
The court serves as a place where community members come to discuss matters of marriage, divorce, and religious questions. For the ultra-Orthodox population of Bnei Brak, it functions as a central point for guidance during significant life decisions.
It is located on Rabbi Shach Street and is easy to find on foot for those familiar with the neighborhood. Visitors should arrange appointments in advance and be mindful of local customs and the religious calendar.
The court operates not only for the local community but also issues religious decisions that have impact on Jewish communities in different countries. This worldwide reach makes it more than just a local seat of religious judgment.
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