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“But a law, Jenny thought, was a law; it couldn’t discriminate between the ultra-Orthodox and the secular. She decided to appeal to the Supreme Court.”

A writer for Tablet magazine gives human dimension to the recent decision of Israel’s Supreme Court to allow equal access to higher education.

Margaret Soltan, June 23, 2010 10:54AM
Posted in: foreign universities

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