In 1995, the ‘Law for the Enforcement of Judgments’ was enacted, also known as the ‘Sanctions Law’. This law allows the Rabbinical Court to impose restraining orders on those who refuse a divorce in cases where the ruling is not complied with.
Some of the sanctions that can be imposed on the refuser by virtue of the law are: an order forbidding leaving the country, foreclosure of a bank account, revocation of a driver’s license and even imprisonment.
A world where women have full autonomy? Not yet a given.
A world where marriage and divorce are conducted with dignity? Still not a reality.
You have the power to make a difference. By rounding up your credit card purchases, you can support Mavoi Satum, an organization that represents hundreds of women in Israel every year.
How does it work?
By rounding up each of your purchases to the nearest shekel, you can donate the spare change to Mavoi Satum and help drive real change in Israeli society.
To round up for Mavoi Satum, click here ➝
