Because of its unique views, Reform Judaism has plenty of critics in other divisions of Judaism. Many strains of Judaism, notably Orthodox, actually see Reform Judaism as detrimental to the entire religion (Malloy 312). Even the president of Israel, Moshe Katsav, refuses to call Reform ministers “Rabbi” because he views Reform Judaism as a deviant from true Jewish ideals (”Reform”). Though he describes it as a personal choice, President Katsav’s actions are backed by many other Jews. Whether it be their outright openness in support of gay and lesbian couples (”What”) or their belief in the rights of women, they have not won over many traditional friends.