A beis din built for English-speaking Jews in Israel — serving olim, visitors, and diaspora communities with matters in Eretz Yisrael. Proceedings conducted with transparency, competence, and efficiency.
Clear procedures, plain-language explanations, and open communication at every stage of your case.
Ordained dayanim with deep expertise in Choshen Mishpat and the practical needs of English-speaking Jewry.
Structured timelines, responsive administration, and respect for your time and circumstances.
Disputes between individuals, neighbors, and businesses — including partnerships, real estate, and employment matters — adjudicated by our dayanim.
Neutral mediation and dispute resolution toward voluntary settlement in divorce and family matters, handled with sensitivity and halachic care. The actual giving of the get is administered by the Rabbanut.
Halachic adjudication of yerusha disputes and related matters for Israeli residents and diaspora Jewry.
Neutral adjudication for shul, yeshiva, school, and organizational governance and financial disputes.
Compose and review wills and end-of-life instructions across Israeli and diaspora jurisdictions.
Drafting and ratification of halachic prenuptial agreements, including recognition across multiple jurisdictions.
Beis Din Tzedek Bnei Chutz La'aretz was established to meet a clear and growing need: qualified, accessible halachic arbitration for the tens of thousands of English-speaking Jews living in Israel, visiting Israel, or transacting with parties in Israel.
The Beis Din provides a professional forum where proceedings can be conducted in English, with sensitivity to the needs of bnei chutz la'aretz and English-speaking olim, while maintaining the highest standards of halacha, fairness, and procedural integrity.
To ensure that its decisions are not only halachically sound but also practical and enforceable, the Beis Din retains qualified legal counsel to advise on matters of Israeli civil law and arbitration procedure. Where appropriate, the Beis Din will coordinate with Israeli civil authorities and structure its proceedings and rulings so that decisions are consistent with applicable secular law and capable of enforcement in court.
Complete the online form on our File a Case page. We respond within two business days.
Our dayanim review the matter and confirm jurisdiction, scope, and the appropriate process.
Both parties sign a legally binding arbitration agreement and complete the kabolas kinyan, formally accepting the authority of the beis din.
The beis din hears arguments, deliberates, and issues a ruling that is binding under both halacha and secular law.