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Q: Discussion about the status of women in Israel has been featured heavily in the news lately. What is the biblical and rabbinic view of the status of women in Jewish society? What do the various movements in Judaism say about this?.
Q: Is “freedom of speech” a Torah/Jewish value as well? Or does Judaism believe that there should be a limit on what we say?
Q: Regarding, immunizations for children who will be attending day (Jewish or parochial) schools, what is the Jewish view of whether this is obligatory or optional? What Jewish values or ethics are involved in this question?
Q: What does Judaism say about dating and matchmaking and marriage after a young woman has had cancer and can no longer bear children?
Q: Is it normal or acceptable to be confused about the truth of God this day and age? Can one have doubts or be uncertain and still be a 'good Jew?
 
 
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