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Jewry confirmation

     Who is considered to be Jew?

The Torah law determines that a person born from Jewish mother is considered to be Jew, as well as ger – a non-Jew who has undergone giur in the qualified rabbinical court. At the present time the fact of being Jew can be proved by documents and/or proof of witness. Usually confirmation is required for carrying out the circumcision procedure, Torah learning, when concluding a marriage and etc.

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Tuesday, 18:30: lessons for men
Every day: individual lessons by previous appointment.

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