The Chief Rabbinate of Israel has approved the Tzohar kashrut organization as an authorized certification body, according to a statement from the Rabbinate.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel has authorized the Tzohar kashrut organization as an official certifying body, marking a step in the ongoing landscape of kashrut supervision in Israel. Tzohar, known for its moderate-religious approach, will now be able to issue kosher certifications under Rabbinate authority. The decision may impact the kashrut market, which has seen growing competition and calls for reform.
02 · How it developed
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03 · Source and signal
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