Her appointment as an intern makes BDJ the seventh Open Orthodox synagogue to appoint a female to their clergy staff, despite the Orthodox Union and the Rabbinical Council of America both explicitly prohibiting these types of appointments.
Her appointment as an intern makes BDJ the seventh Open Orthodox synagogue. This is to appoint a female to their clergy staff. This is despite the Orthodox Union. This is despite the Rabbinical Council of America both explicitly. This America both explicitly is prohibiting these types of appointments.