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  You jump to conclusions very fast like there is an agenda behind your comments.
  But I'll explain it to you non the less, according to the halakha (Jewish law), Judaism transfer via matrilineal decent, meaning that Judaism is decided through the female line of decent.
context: The "reforms" are literally more like sliding into authoritarianism in terms of government power. I feel that its Netanyahu trying his damndest to avoid getting removed from power again and will censor the media, limit the courts and turn the security forces against the opposition to do it. >
  
  TLDR: Jewish communities and Israeli expats worldwide will hold rallies in opposition to the proposed reforms by the new Israeli government. 
  The organizers are protesting against the government's attempts to weaken the judicial system, media independence, freedom of the press, and the independence of security forces. 
  They also oppose the proposed changes to the Law of Return. One of the rallies will be held in New York City on February 5 and is organized by ex-pat Israelis in support of a democratic Israel. >
  
  What are the changes to the law of return? >
  
  They want to cancel the 'grandson clause' which grants anyone with a Jewish grandparent the right to an Israeli citizenship for them and their spouse.
  The idea behind this law was founded in the fact that one jewish grandparent was enough to get you sent to a death camp by the nazis and therefore should be enough to grant you asylum in a jewish state. >
  
  I see but why does he want change it ? >
  
  Bibi doesn't care about it, his partners, the ultra-orthodox are the ones who a have a problem with it because it's not according to their religious definition of who is a jew. >
  
  Very ignorant comparison. >
  
  Can you explain the ultra orthodox stance better ?since the way you worded it implied the same stance that groups like isis takes