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== Implementation and Opposition == This law was enacted on 11th Adar II 5730 (1970), with Mafdal's support and opposition from the Charedi parties. Knesset member Menachem Porush attacked the recognition of Reform "conversions" in his speech, and during his remarks against the Reform movement, presented a Reform "siddur" in which prayers regarding redemption, Eretz Yisroel, and Yerushalayim were omitted, and threw it on the floor, causing an uproar. Later, the Rebbe thanked Porush for his action, but was pained that he apologized following the attacks against him.
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