Is LGBTQ marriage allowed in Israel?
Domestic same-sex marriages are not officially performed within Israel due to the country's religious marriage laws, which require unions to be administered through recognized faith communities that do not currently sanction LGBTQ ceremonies. However, the Israeli government and judicial system legally recognize same-sex marriages that have been lawfully performed and registered abroad, granting couples equal spousal and common-law inheritance and tax benefits.
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