Reform Rabbis Will Allow Transgenders to use Ladies Bathrooms

Rabbi Denise Eger, Shlitah

So there you have it, folks! 

Now men perverts will be able to legally enjoy ogling naked women in the bathrooms without sneaking any cameras in.
All they will have to do is wear a skirt!

I am just wondering if Satmar will follow suit! 

Because Satmar did follow the Reform's  hatred policy of the State of Israel! The Reform Movement was founded on hatred of Israel, in fact they put ads numerous times in the New York Times that their first loyalty is to the host country the USA, similar to Satmar Nutreinei Ads! For many years the Reform Rabbis prohibited having any Israel Bonds Appeals in their shuls, just like Satmar!

Reform also took the words "Zion" out of the siddur!

The largest branch of Judaism in the United States passed a far-reaching resolution supporting transgender rights Thursday, the latest step in a year that has seen the issue move from the shadows into the limelight.

At its biennial meeting in Orlando, Fla., members of the Union for Reform Judaism approved the resolution that calls for their congregations and children’s camps to have gender-neutral bathrooms and encourages gender-neutral language. The resolution, which passed on a voice vote, also calls for religious school staffers to receive training on gender issues and urges members to lobby governments on behalf of the transgender community.

Transgender issues have never been more visible or politically controversial. This year, celebrities such as Caitlyn Jenner have come out as transgender, propelling the issue into the mainstream media and national conversation.

Just this week in Houston, 60% of voters rejected a city measure that would have outlawed discrimination against gay and transgender people.

Opponents called it the "bathroom ordinance" and argued that restrooms could be used by everyone regardless of gender.

Bathrooms were not seen as controversial in the nine-point resolution adopted by the Reform Jews.

“This is a very historic resolution,” said Rabbi Denise Eger of Congregation Kol Ami in West Hollywood. Eger is also president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, with 2,300 members the largest and oldest rabbinical organization in North America. She is the third woman and first lesbian to head the group.

Her congregation has about 300 households, she said. About 60% identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning.

“That this passed without a ‘no’ vote shows our overwhelming enthusiasm that we in Reform Judaism have,” she said by telephone from Florida. “It is about inclusion, which is one of the most important Jewish values.”