👉 The term "jeremejevite" is a term in Jewish tradition that refers to a person who has been judged as guilty of an offense or sin. This concept was developed by Rabbi Yitzchak Eliezer, a leader of the movement known as Reform Judaism. The idea behind this practice is to ensure that any person who has committed a crime is treated with the same severity and punishment as someone who has not committed such a crime, thereby minimizing the stigma associated with having been judged
