Beit Din

A Beit Din is a Jewish rabbinical court composed of at least three qualified rabbis who interpret and apply Jewish law (Halacha). It oversees religious and civil matters such as marriage, divorce, conversion, and ethical disputes. The court acts as an authoritative authority within the Jewish community, ensuring adherence to traditional laws and customs. Beit Din proceedings are conducted with confidentiality and respect for the individuals involved. Its role is to provide guidance, legal rulings, and resolution in accordance with Jewish legal principles, serving as a vital institution for maintaining religious and communal integrity.