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If someone converts to the Jewish faith, does the conversion have to be processed in Israel, even if the person converts to Reformed?
I have a question about converting to the Jewish faith. If someone converts to Reformed Judaism, does the conversion have to be processed in Israel?
Generally, if someone converts to Judaism, their conversion must be processed according to the laws of the country where they are making the conversion. However, some communities or denominations within Judaism may have their own specific requirements or regulations for conversions. For example, some Orthodox Jewish communities may require that a conversion be processed in Israel in order to be considered valid. But for Reformed Judaism, it may not necessarily be a requirement. Would you like me to look up more information on this topic?