Understanding the Jewish Divorce 'Get' Process

Embark on an informative journey through the 'Get' process, the traditional Jewish divorce procedure. In this enlightening animation, you'll gain clear and straightforward explanations of what happens during a Jewish divorce, making this valuable resource accessible to anyone seeking a better understanding of the 'Get' process.
Whether you're navigating through a divorce, studying Jewish law, Daf Yomi, Masechet Gittin, or simply curious about different cultural practices, this video offers a unique and insightful insight into the Jewish divorce process.
Knowledge is empowering, and with this understanding, you can feel more prepared and informed about what to expect if you are participating in a 'Get.' From meeting the Rabbi and the Scribe to encountering the Witnesses, we cover the entire process from beginning to end, ensuring you have a comprehensive understanding.
Share this informative video with anyone who could benefit from this knowledge, and together, we can create a supportive community, helping more individuals navigate through the complexities of the 'Get' process during challenging times.
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Join us on this enlightening journey as we explore the intricacies of the 'Get' process, gaining a deeper understanding of this essential aspect of Jewish tradition.
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[@TaCiannin]

As informative and extremeley detailed this was. The music and the faces of everyone portrayed truly made me feel despair and sadness for them. :(

[@TFishlerCTS]

I have been the recipient of a Get. This was not my process. My husband never had to meet with the Rabbi. Everything was done on his end remotely. I had to go in person to receive the Get. It had to be 3 male Rabbis present, despite the egalitarian shul I am a part of, in order to be laid.
In your video, the man should stand by vows he made to give a divorce. Being released from vows seems to be the opposite of what should be required. Not holding men to their vows is what leads to many divorces in the 1st place.
Worse is when men hold women hostage by refusing to give a Get. The whole process needs to be updated and equalized.

[@BigChill228]

Wow

[@layahchannahwillroth5857]

By my Get ceremony there were not so many declarations beforehand.

[@concordmediation]

Sometimes they feel the need to shorten it for various reasons

[@irothman9269]

Interesting. We had one done overseas. The husband sent it from Israel to chutz laretz so it was thru a shaliach

[@concordmediation]

Yes, when it’s sent with a shaliach it’s a bit different

[@polemeros]

Gee, I wonder who came up with the stereotype that Judaism is a religion of legalistic obsessions?