Marriage outside the rabbinate

I’ve written about this here several times. I tell those who are getting married to go and register precisely because of this problem. It’s a halakhic problem but no less a legal one. It’s not for nothing that no legal system in the world regulates the matter of marriage. Of course, the Rabbinate uses this to maintain its monopoly and refuses to register couples who were not married through it. This must not be tolerated. One must marry outside the Rabbinate and register in one way or another. A couple I married tried to force the Rabbinate to register them and were unsuccessful (the judges, as usual with them, lied to the court with a resolute forehead and without batting an eyelid). They will be registered in another way (through marriage abroad or as known in the public, etc.). By the way, the one who creates this problem is the Chief Rabbinate, of course, because it is the reason why people do not want to get married through them and at the same time is unwilling to register those who did not get married through them, even if they did so through a demuy. In other words, the cause of the problem that Rabbi Motzfi is talking about is the Chief Rabbinate, of course, and everyone who supports it. They are causing Israel to have de facto bigamy (people living with other partners without getting divorced) and chaos in the field of marriage, with many who are married through a demuy not being registered. Therefore, it is ridiculous and evil in my opinion that they themselves are cynically using the problem they are creating as an argument in their favor and against marriages that are not through them. They have no protection except a knife. And breaking them is their purification.