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Deri protested against the examination of Rabbi Yosef's tenure as dayan: "I will work to preserve the independence of the chief rabbis"
The Interior Minister claimed that the Ombudsman's recommendation on the judges, published in Walla!
NEWS, outrageous and offensive.
Deri clarified that "it is not possible to intimidate the chief rabbis and try to silence them with various petitions, the purpose of which is to harm Judaism."
The recommendation was made following statements by Rabbi Yosef against the High Court
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Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef
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Yaki Adamkar
Monday, 26 October 2020, 17:34
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Interior Minister Aryeh Deri emphasized today (Monday) that he will work to preserve the status and independence of the chief rabbis of Israel.
This is in response to the publication in Walla!
NEWS on the recommendation of the Ombudsman for Complaints against Judges, retired Judge Uri Shoham, to examine the continuation of his tenure as a judge of the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef.
In a conversation with Rabbi Yosef today, Deri protested "the outrageous and offensive recommendation of retired judge Shoham in his case."
The minister clarified that "reformers and others must not intimidate the chief rabbis of Israel and rabbis in general and try to shut up and bind their hands in various and strange petitions, whose whole purpose is to harm the way of Judaism given to us from generation to generation."
"As chairman of the Shas movement, I will do everything in my power to preserve the status and independence of the chief rabbis of Israel, who act in accordance with the law and express their clear opinion on matters of religion and Judaism," Deri added.
"The firm opinion of Rishon Lezion against introducing women's tests to the rabbinate, as well as against the reformist ideas, is committed to being heard without fear and without prejudice."
"It is not possible to intimidate the chief rabbis of Israel."
Deri and Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef (Photo: Noam Moskowitz)
Shoham published his recommendation after Rabbi Yosef had recently spoken out against the court system in general, and the Supreme Court in particular.
The decision was made after a complaint filed by the Reform Center for Religion and State, through Adv. Uri Nerov, with quotes from Rabbi Yosef against the High Court.
"You know that the High Court feels superior to everyone in everything, it intervenes in everything," said Rabbi Yosef. In the same lesson, the rabbi attacked the reformers, stating that "they falsified the Torah." He also made it clear that he did not intend to obey the court order. , "I will shut down the whole test system, there will be chaos and noise and there will be."
More on Walla!
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Ombudsman for Judges: The continuation of the tenure of Chief Rabbi Yosef Kadayin should be examined
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The Committee for the Selection of Judges operates similarly to the Committee for the Appointment of Judges, and its representatives are the Chief Rabbis of Israel, the Minister of Justice, Knesset members and representatives of the Bar Association.
The committee is under the almost complete control of Shas, and the chances of such a recommendation being accepted are low to non-existent.
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