Couple sues to have son recognized as Jewish in Israel
In Jerusalem the Milsteins and another secular couple challenge Israel's Orthodox controlled framework by seeking Supreme Court recognition of their adopted son Omri as Jewish. They fear future barriers to marriage and burial while Reform voices warn of a broader clash over religious influence in the Jewish state.
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