Ynetnews.com notes a drop in the number of people converting to Judaism from other religions in Israel. Gee, could that be because they’ve made it so hard in Israel for people to convert? I’m sure the numbers will drop in America as well.
Drop in Conversions
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Memoirs of a Jewminicana 
B”HNot because of the strict rules but rather due to the strict conversion policy of the Israeli Ministry of the Interior. It is had to get a visa renewed in Israel and, furthermore, one who wants to enter a conversion course needs a special permit from the ministry. And the ministry doesn’t want too many converts due to bad experiences in the past.It is a whole red tape issue.
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