In an
unprecedented ruling, Israel's supreme court ordered the
government Tuesday to recognize same-sex marriages
performed abroad. The lone dissenter on the
seven-judge panel is an observant Jew, highlighting the
controversy the decision is likely to touch off among
ultra-Orthodox Jews and other deeply conservative
groups in Israel.
The ruling is also contentious because
ultra-Orthodox rabbinical authorities currently have a
monopoly on marriage and divorce in Israel. (AP)
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