נגמרו המיליונים בכתובה: הרבנות קבעה תקרה חדשה לחתנים

הערכה

The Chief Rabbinate Council has set a binding floor and ceiling for ketubah amounts, capping them between 36,000 and 360,000 shekels. This ends the practice of writing inflated sums that grooms cannot realistically pay, which created legal and financial traps. The move standardizes what was previously a free-for-all, but watch for how rabbinical courts enforce the new limits and whether couples find ways to circumvent them.