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2014 Religion and State Index first edition
Written by on 01/09/2015
This year's Index bears a clear and crucial message for world Jewry: More than two-thirds (67%) of Israeli Jews support joint efforts between Israel and world Jewry to help Israel advocate for freedom of marriage.
Battle for Democracy at Supreme Court
Written by on 17/11/2014
Hiddush fighting for democracy in Israel at the Supreme Court, Hiddush analyzing religion-state preferences of the Israeli electorate, and Hiddush discovering that the Ministry of Education has delayed implementing the core curriculum in ultra-Orthodox schools
Hiddush to Knesset: Voters Want Change
Written by on 02/11/2014
Hiddush Vice President of Research and Information Shahar Ilan provided all Knesset Members with Hiddush's detailed analysis of the 2014 Israel Religion and State Index. It's clear that the voters want change - but the Knesset has been dragging its feet.
Christian intolerance towards the Jews of Huxley
Written by Uri Regev on 05/10/2014
Jewish organizations, as expected, come to the defense of the Jewish community of Huxley, as Christian leaders attempt to ban their prayer event. But what would Jewish organizations do in the reverse situation?
5 Years of Hiddush Activism
Written by on 02/10/2014
Hiddush has become the premier Israeli NGO on matters of Religion and State in Israel
Chief rabbis criticized for call to ban Jerusalem Christian prayer service at Temple Mount
Written by on 30/09/2014
The JPost covers Hiddush's call on AG Weinstein to open investigation into the Chief Rabbis for possible infractions of the Law of Freedom for Worship.
Hiddush Releases 2014 Israel Religion and State Index; Strong desire for involvement of world Jewry in efforts for freedom of marriage
Written by on 23/09/2014
Public support for freedom of religion and equality in Israel is rapidly growing. The vast majority of Israeli Jews support joint efforts between Israel and world Jewry for freedom of marriage in Israel.
Continuing the battle for Israel's Jewish and democratic soul
Written by on 29/06/2014
The challenges are constant, but so is our determination!
Hypocrisy and self-righteousness?
Written by on 02/06/2014
Should Israelis and world Jewry be satisfied with the chief rabbis’ pronouncements during Pope Francis’s recent visit to Israel? On the surface, the answer is “yes.”
Finance Minister Yair Lapid: Israel cannot be the only western country without religious freedom
Written by on 01/06/2014
The Israeli Finance Minister spoke at the Israeli Reform Movement's 50th Anniversary and renewed his commitment to religious freedom and denominational equality.
L'Chayim: Uri Regev (Part 2)
Written by on 14/05/2014
Uri Regev, President and CEO of HIddush: Freedom of Religion for Israel, sits to discuss his fight for religious pluralism in Israel. On Shalom TVapos;s Lapos;Chayim with Mark S. Golub.
L'Chayim - Uri Regev (Part 1)
Written by on 12/05/2014
President and CEO of Hiddush: Freedom of Religion for Israel, Founding Chair of the Israel Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism, and Former President of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, Uri Regev discusses the fight for religious pluralism in Israel with Mark S. Golub on L'Chayim.
Hiddush celebrates Israeli independence and great strides for gender equality
Written by on 04/05/2014
Israel's Day of Indepedence in 2014 marks the 66th anniversary of the date when Israel's founding promise of "freedom of religion and conscience" was declared in the Israeli Declaration of Independence. Hiddush is still work tirelessly to help Israel in fully realizing that promise.
Hiddush celebrates Israeli independence and great strides for gender equality
Written by on 04/05/2014
Over Israel's 66th year, there were many successes and challenges in the field of religion and state, especially in the area of gender equality.
2014 Passover Supplement
Written by on 22/04/2014
Hiddush's 2014 Passover Supplement includes a variety of both in-depth and concise explorations of the holiday's themes of freedom of religion, equality, pluralism, and the universal responsibility to uphold and pursue social justice.