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Dr Levmore Reviews Emotional Play about Agunah
Home » IYIM NEWS AND EVENTS » Dr Levmore Reviews Emotional Play about Agunah
December 11, 2019 11:01 am No Comments elisheva

“Broken Tablets” – Dr. Levmore Reviews the Story of a Courageous Rabbi

Credit: Yosi Zweker

 

Dr. Rachel Levmore, director of the IYIM Agunah and Get-Refusal Prevention Project, published a review in The Times of Israel of the (Hebrew) play produced by the Aspaklaria theater group. With the title שברי לוחות- “Broken Tablets”, the play told the story of a rabbi who wrote a courageous ruling freeing an agunah whose husband lay in a permanent vegetative state. Two phenomena which threaten to unravel the fabric of Jewish society– the agunah attaining her freedom and the rabbi’s early-onset demetia – are interwoven seamlessly. The production was very accurate—both in terms of halakha and in terms of the reaction of the ultra-Orthodox rabbinic world to the rabbi’s groundbreaking ruling. This play is a must-see. https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/broken-tablets/

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