Edited sentence: A notably anti-clericalist party in Israel is Shinui, which actively opposes the presence of rabbis in Israel's political structure.Anti-clericalism has recently focused on Islam, particularly its treatment of women, such as segregation of the sexes.France, for instance, adopted a law banning conspicuous religious symbols in schools, widely perceived to be in response to local Islamic practices of female dress codes.In western democratic nations, this is largely due to states recognizing freedom of religion and hence being disinclined to interfere in religious matters.Many states which engaged anti-clericalism in the past would be prohibited by their constitutions from engaging in the meddling in internal Church affairs and in abridging the free exercise of religion as they had previously.Recently, several Western European nations, dealing with cultural clashes between secular, Christian, and Islamic populations, have adopted rules that can be perceived as anti-clerical, or as merely anti-Islamic-clerical.Some argue that the involvement of the Roman Catholic Church in public life is relatively limited, causing a decline in anti-clericalism.Today, traditional anti-clericalism tends to be less common