quote: JERUSALEM -- In a landmark ruling, Israel's Supreme Court ordered the government Tuesday to recognize same-sex marriages performed abroad.
The lone dissenter on the seven-judge panel was an observant Jew, highlighting the controversy the decision immediately touched off among ultra-Orthodox Jews and other conservative groups in Israel.
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Interesting, the political spectrum in Israel is something I have wanted to know but have yet to have opportunity to read up on.
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The political spectrum in Israel is all over the place, from the far Right to the far Left plus an assortment of parties which don't fit into standard molds.
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I don't see this as being a big deal. They also recognize interfaith marriages and non-religious marriages performed abroad. They still don't recognize any of the above performed within their borders. I think it is a good compromise for being a religious state though.
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I think that at some point, we should go to the consulate and get them to register my daughter's adoption.
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