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Religious rights group files complaint over Sephardic chief rabbi's mikveh remarks
A religious rights organization submitted a complaint to the judicial complaints commissioner after the Sephardic chief rabbi criticized women who immerse in a mikveh without supervision. The filing follows public comments that addressed the practice of unattended ritual immersion.
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A religious rights organization filed a complaint with the judicial complaints commissioner regarding comments made by the Sephardic chief rabbi about women immersing in a mikveh unattended. The complaint was submitted in direct response to the rabbi's statements that addressed the practice of ritual immersion without supervision.
The filing centers on the rabbi's remarks that described women who perform the immersion alone.
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