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Explosive Conversion Verdict Stirs Sleepy Israeli Election Cycle

Israel's Supreme Court meets in session on May 4, 2020 in Jerusalem. The court ruled on March 1 that the government must award citizenship to a handful of residents who converted to Judaism through non-Orthodox institutions while living in Israel. (Abir Sultan/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Explosive Conversion Verdict Stirs Sleepy Israeli Election Cycle

Uri Cohen

03/02/2021

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