"We Did Not Doubt Her Jewishness": The City Rabbi's Public Apology to an Ethiopian Immigrant

After three years of deliberations, the ruling requires the rabbi of Kiryat Motzkin to issue a public apology to Tehila Ishta, who worked as a blaine in the mikveh. The agreement between the two parties stipulated that the two chief rabbis of Israel would also recognize Ishta's competence.