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Government to Allocate NIS 18M to Rabbinical Courts

Government to Allocate NIS 18M to Rabbinical Courts

The government is expected to approve an additional NIS 18 million for Israel's rabbinical courts in 2026, per reporting at 12:53 IDT. The budget decision is meant to improve public service, upgrade computer systems and reinforce security and operations. The explanatory notes say the current case-management system is outdated and makes efficient handling of court files harder, while the move to a new system is in final procurement and implementation preparation. Strengthening rabbinical courts is a practical service upgrade for Jewish family-law proceedings and should respect Torah law while making access faster and more reliable.

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