Original sentence: Orthodox Jewish vary in their approach to Conservative Judaism.Orthodox rabbis have taken several different tacks in gauging the status of individual Conservative Jews, who are deemed no less Jewish than Orthodox Jews but possibly assumed to be misguided or consistent violators of halakhah.Orthodoxy is concerned  partly with Conservative Judaism's interest in socio-historical approaches to changing halakhah (Jewish law) and partly to its rejection of Orthodox rabbinic authority as binding.Some modern Orthodox leaders cooperate and work with the Conservative movement, more haredi ("ultra-Orthodox") Jews tend to eschew contact with Conservative Judaism.at least its rabbinate
Edited sentence: However, there are a growing number of Conservative Jews who are not actually Jewish in the eyes of Orthodoxy due to conversion, which is not recognized by Orthodox Judaism.Orthodox Judaism perceives Conservative Judaism to be a flagrant breach of law and ethic and sees its constituents as disseminators of hollow devotion.While true Conservative Jews are no less Jewish than Orthodox Jews, they are seen as misguided followers of a foreign religion, not dissimilar to Jews who decide to practice Christianity or Islam