Tzohar

JNS spoke with several rabbis who all stressed the importance of erring on the side of caution—namely, life.

The Tzohar Rabbinical association is calling for a national day of fasting and prayer.

The decision challenges Chief Rabbinate of Israel’s monopoly.

Holiday unity is urged in a time of intense political division.

The goal of Tzohar Organization of Rabbis is not to replace, but to rework. “No one likes competition. But there is a great buzz now, and they are shaking. As a result, they understand that they must make changes, and this was our goal,” says co-founder Rabbi Rafi Feuerstein.