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How does divorce in Israel work for people married in civil marriages?
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How does divorce in Israel work for people married in civil marriages?

November 19, 2013 11:23 Comments Off on How does divorce in Israel work for people married in civil marriages? admin

Israel is a Western style democracy, and everybody has equal rights under the law.  That being said, in Israel matters of personal status are handled via religious law.  Where does that leave people who elect or are forced to get married in civil ceremonies outside of Israel?  Well they are still equal under the law, but the procedures for getting divorced are a little bit different.  Want to learn more?  Watch the video.

 

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