It is written that “one relies upon women,” so it is not foreign to Ju — Regina Jonas

"How beneficial it could be to have a woman in the rabbinic role to reclaim the lost meaning of tsni’ut by example and through teaching."

"If I confess what motivated me, a woman, to become a rabbi, two things come to mind. My belief in God’s calling and my love of humans. God planted in our heart skills and a vocation without asking about gender. Therefore, it is the duty of men and women alike to work and create according to the skills given by God."

"It is nothing special to see women, it is a matter of being accustomed, it does not excite the fantasies of a man."

"Many decrees of our sages were withdrawn, as we earlier have seen; particularly concerning this kind of tsni’ut, they lose much of their severity."

"Their entire work as household “supervisor” is pasken. This is possible for in this area she knows something: no one else can represent her and therefore she had the chance to demonstrate in practice that she can summon the requisite understanding and seriousness for such matters."

"Just as both female doctors and teachers in time have become a necessity from a psychological standpoint, so has the female rabbi."