Il s'est converti au judaïsme et s'est marié en Israël - mais l'Autorité de la population refuse de régulariser son statut
Du point de vue du rabbinat, il est juif et marié à une citoyenne israélienne, mais la controverse autour de la reconnaissance de sa conversion l'a laissé sans statut dans le pays
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A man who converted to Judaism and married an Israeli citizen is stuck in legal limbo because the Population Authority refuses to recognize his conversion. The rabbinate considers him Jewish, but the state's immigration bureaucracy does not. This exposes a growing fault line between religious and civil definitions of Jewish status, with real consequences for people's lives. Watch for whether the courts or the Knesset are forced to clarify who has the final say on conversion recognition.