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September 17, 2003

With Israel’s economy drained by a deep recession and heavy defense spending, Israel’s government gave preliminary approval to a 2004 draft budget that includes $2.2 billion in social service cuts — and threatens the future of the birthright israel progra

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Three decades after the first women broke the rabbinic barrier, they say entering the rabbinate is no longer an issue — but pay parity is.

The demanding job of being a religious leader is a fairly lucrative one. In fact, rabbinic placement officials point to competitive salaries across the religious spectrum.

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