Interracial Marriage Jewish prohibitions on marriage typically concern interfaith marriages. There is no historical prohibition of interracial marriage, nor is there explicit permission of such. However, debates around Numbers 12:1 suggest that Zipporah, the wife of Moses, is described as a "Cushite woman" to highlight a potentially much darker skin tone. Under modern social constructs, this would constitute Moses's marriage as an interracial one. However, there is no concrete proof that the Cushite woman referred to in Numbers is the same Zipporah from Exodus.
Interracial Marriage Jewish prohibitions on marriage typically concern interfaith marriages There is no historical prohibition of interracial marriage nor is there explicit permission of such However debates around Numbers 121 suggest that Zipporah the wife of Moses is described as a "Cushite woman" to highlight a potentially much darker skin tone Under modern social constructs this would constitute Moses's marriage as an interracial one However there is no concrete proof that the Cushite woman referred to in Numbers is the same Zipporah from Exodus