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However a broken marriage is a sad affair. So sad that Talmud
states "Kol hamegaresh et ishto harishonah, afilu hamizbeach morid alav demaot"
When a man divorces his first wife, even the altar sheds tears. (Tractate Gittin). As in all other issues pertaining to Jewish life, divorce and the process of obtaining a Get is dependent on perspective and interpretation. Here at Mazor Guide, we will bring to you the views on Jewish divorce/Get of the three major denominations. Orthodox, Conservative and Reform.
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Divorce,
"GET" (גט, plural gittim or gittin גיטין) is accepted as part of Jewish Life. In fact, in the Talmud,
the tractate of "Gittin" which details the process of divorce appears
before tractate "Kidushin," the tractate that contains the laws of
marriage. This, the sages say, is to teach us a fundamental principle in Torah thought;
God introduces the cure before the onset of the affliction. When a
marriage does not work out, there is a way out.
