US EditionCommandment to ‘love the convert’ takes on fresh urgency as non-halachically Jewish Israelis fight and die for Israel, advocacy group says
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Commandment to ‘love the convert’ takes on fresh urgency as non-halachically Jewish Israelis fight and die for Israel, advocacy group says
When Avi, 21, stands before his synagogue in Ra’anana, Israel, this Friday night to share the story of his experience converting to Judaism, he’ll represent more than his personal story. A new member of Kehilat Netivot, Avi recently completed his service in the IDF’s Givati Brigade, including time in Gaza, and just three weeks ago he finalized his conversion through the army’s Nativ program. (Israeli military policy bars combat soldiers from bei…
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