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One out of every seven Jewish women in Israel is at risk of becoming inextricably stuck in an unwanted marriage. Thousands of women, mesoravot get, are living through this nightmare, neither married nor divorced, stuck for years or even decades in a state of limbo, prevented from leaving their unwanted marriages and unable to build new lives for themselves. Mavoi Satum, a not-for-profit organization established in 1995, takes a unique approach to helping mesoravot get by helping individual women while advocating for broader reform.

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Get News: A pregnant agunah
A mesorevet get, who has been living apart from her husband for seven years, arrived at the Beit Din Hagadol with a large belly, in her eighth month of pregnancy. She met an immigrant several years after her separation, and has been living with him for five years.....
during which time she has been fighting to receive a get from her husband, who himself has been living with several other women. Despite the fact that there is no doubt that this couple will never again live together, the regional Beit Din has refused to rule that the father must give a get. During the appeal at the Beit Din Hagadol, during which time Mavoi Satum Legal Aid Director Gitit Nachliel, representing the woman, was fearful that the pregnancy would cause a deterioration in her status, the opposite actually happened. The court, unaccustomed to such sights (and relieved that mamzerut was not an issue due to the non-Jewish fatherhood of the baby), ordered the husband to give an immediate get.

Will she receive a get before giving birth? Find out in our next newsletter, or follow our news on Facebook, Twitter, or here on our website.


Would you like to help a women receive her get? Contact us to find out how.
 

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Membership campaign 2010 is underway! Find out how to become a member by clicking here.

 

Aguna's Day Newsletter from Mavoi Satum


Listen to radio interview between Dr. Elana Sztokman, Atty Gittit Nachliel and Rabbi Eli Ben Dehan, head of the Jerusalem rabbinical court


pdf“Recalcitrance: A divine edict?” Talk by Batya Kahana Dror at Kehillat Mevakshei Derech, Wed 9 Dec. Click here for details.

 

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