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almaty Grand Master

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of course, be throwing stones

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Interesting. I can just imagine how this thread might have gone if the two teens were from another "category".

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Divorce is becoming quite popular all over the world and through all ages of married couples :wacko:

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news_logo.gif Israeli girl 'youngest divorcee'

A 14-year-old Israeli girl has got a divorce from her 17-year-old husband, making her what media are describing as the country's youngest divorcee.

The divorce came after a rabbinical court ruled that their wedding met the major requirements of Jewish law.

The two sweethearts had exchanged vows in front of friends, exchanged a ring, and the union had been consummated.

When her parents found out what had occurred, they insisted on a religious divorce, which she initially refused.

Both partners come from traditionally religious Jewish families.

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The young couple are said to have recited their marriage vows in front of a group of friends and the husband give his wife a ring.

The girl is said to have initially refused her parents' demand for the divorce, saying she wanted to live with the boy.

She said she wanted to marry him officially when she was old enough.

The Israeli press says she only changed her mind when the boy's parents offered her money.

The religious court in Jerusalem then held the divorce proceeding.

The divorce will go on the girl's legal file, meaning that when she is 16, her identity card will say she is divorced.

One consequence of this is that - if she follows Jewish religious law - she will not be able to marry anyone with the name of Cohen, who are traditionally the Jewish priestly caste.

Story from BBC NEWS:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/midd...ast/7912424.stm

Published: 2009/02/26 13:27:41 GMT

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Ah sad, she'll always be "that divorced girl" when she goes to 8th grade.

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Ah sad, she'll always be "that divorced girl" when she goes to 8th10TH grade.
I haven't seen too many 14-year olds still in 8TH grade (vast majority of those have birthdays between March and June in US/Canada; in India, between March and April)

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:huh::unsure: How early does Israel civil law allow for marriage?

There is no civil marriage in Israel... religious only. Civil marriages aren't recognized by the state unless performed outside of Israel.

Many secular Israelis marry in Jordan, Egypt, Turkey, Greece and most popular is Cyprus to get around this.

Arab-Israelis and Christian-Israelis are under the auspicies of their religious authorities and are recognized by Israel if their respective authorities grant valid certificates of marriage.

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Had a cousin marry a 13 year old, and he was 17.

A couple of months later he was killed in a auto accident, and she became a widow at age 13...

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Had a cousin marry a 13 year old, and he was 17.

A couple of months later he was killed in a auto accident, and she became a widow at age 13...

arkansas by any chance?

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