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Some rabbis feel emboldened to speak out, others finding themselves reconsidering their relationship with Israel; A few still feel that criticizing Israel from the pulpit is misguided and even dangerous and may splinter American Jewish communities

Officials extend initiative in an attempt to calm violence before the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan; government yet to approve the move

Suspects facing charges of tax evasion and money laundering after allegedly failing to report $2.2 million in sales throughout 2021

Premier aruges decision is a 'far-reaching interpretation' that 'harms the freedom of expression of millions of citizens who voted for him'

When our brain is required to analyze and respond to danger it launches a process that effects our whole physiology and even our mental state

Nurit Gordon says she is proud to represent older women in the industry and never attempts to hide her age; hopes to make it on the international stage eyeing a job with Dolce & Gabbana

Loay Abu Sahloul, 33, offers his slow-yet-affordable donkey cart as a viable alternative for a bus, but poverty-stricken parents admit it's not their preferred solution; 'My heart breaks each time I see the children on that cart,' says one father

Hundreds of artistic minds coming together to transform a seedy neighborhood known for prostitution, drugs, and violence into one of Israel's coolest locales

Former head of agency's operational response to the Iranian nuclear program says fractured Israeli society detrimental to Israel posing a credible military threat after leaders in Tehran regard Netanyahu government incapable of action in mass public opposition

Opinion: The chances of Israeli democracy crumbling as a result of the judicial overhaul may seem very slim to many Israelis, but even this small probability can turn out to be a disaster