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Bat Kol (organization)

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “jewish religious lesbian organization in israel”. Today it says “israeli organization that provides support services to lesbians who are orthodox jews”.
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Bat Kol Hebrew logo Bat Kol ( Hebrew בּת קול: lit. 'daughter of a voice' meaning 'echo') is an Israeli organization for lesbians who are Orthodox Jews . The organization was founded to provide a home for religious women struggling to reconcile their traditional religious ways of life and their sexual orientation.1 In July 2008, Bat Kol held its first elections and entered a new phase in its development by becoming an official organization. Bat Kol is a growing community building new pathways for fulfilling and celebrating both religious and lesbian identities, making it possible for women to live in loving relationships and raise children within the context of traditional Judaism and the larger religious community. Working in collaboration with a diverse group of Orthodox Rabbis, Professors, community members and friends, Bat Kol aspires to promote and sponsor education for tolerance and the acceptance of difference within the religious community and society at large.2 The France 24 Observers . "Religious lesbian organization lays down code of conduct" , Ynetnews , 21 July 2008.

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jewish religious lesbian organization in israel

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israeli organization that provides support services to lesbians who are orthodox jews

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