Original sentence: However, Orthodox Jews, including the Israeli Rabbinate, do not recognize the validity of Conservative conversions, and would require people converted by a Conservative rabbi to convert through an Orthodox rabbi in order to be regarded as Jews for marriage and other purposes.Orthodox Judaism varies in its 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, consistent violators of halakhah; it is as though they are following a different religion.Some modern Orthodox leaders cooperate and work with the Conservative movement, while more haredi ("ultra-Orthodox") Jews tend to eschew contact with Conservative Judaism, or at least its rabbinate
Edited sentence: However, most Orthodox rabbis, including the Israeli Rabbinate, do not recognize the validity of Conservative conversions, and would require people converted by a Conservative rabbi to re-convert through an Orthodox rabbi in order to be regarded as Jews for marriage and other purposes.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 generally deemed no less Jewish than Orthodox Jews but possibly assumed to be misguided or consistent violators of halakhah.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