המועצה הדתית ראשון לציון
Jewish arbitration court (beit din)
Rishon LeZion, Israel
The Religious Council of Rishon LeZion operates a private beit din for financial disputes (beit din lememunot) that adjudicates according to principles of Jewish law and serves as an arbitration court for the religious and ultra-Orthodox communities.
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Office hours: Sunday–Thursday mornings 9:00–12:30, Sunday and Wednesday afternoons 16:00–18:00; Friday and holiday eves closed. Website in Hebrew.
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