The Jewish University has many who take offense at Ladin’s transformation. Rabbi Moshe Tendler insists
“He’s not a woman. He’s a male with enlarged breasts. He’s a person who represents a kind of amorality which runs counter to everything Yeshiva University stands for. There is just no leeway in Jewish law for a transsexual. . . . There is no niche where he can hide out as a female without being in massive violation of Torah law, Torah ethics and Torah morality.”
That is why its Rabbi Tendler, not Tender.
Ladin is working on her memoir, “Inside Out: Confessions of a Woman Caught in the Act of Becoming.” The reinstatement represents the end to a controversy that began in 2006. Laden’s wife has filed for divorce and custody of their three kids.
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