Same-sex marriage in Israel is currently unlikely since all marriages in Israel are performed under the auspices of the religious authority of the religion to which the couple belongs. The religious authority for Jewish marriages is the Chief Rabbinate of Israel and there are parallel authorities for Christians and Muslims. These regulate all marriages and divorces for their own communities. Currently they all oppose same-sex marriages. It is conceivable, though, that the views of one of these bodies may change at a future date and thus open up the possibility of a debate over same-sex marriage in Israel. However, on November 21, 2006, the devamını oku…