Orthodox rabbis don't enter churches. So why did Britain's chief rabbi attend service at one? – The Forward

A special concession designed to strengthen Jews’ ties with royalty permitted Ephraim Mirvis to attend Queen Elizabeth II’s 70th anniversary bash.

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