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Opinion: Protests in the name of liberalism against ultra-Orthodox communities require a discussion over the legitimacy of ultra-Orthodox society and its way of life. Can the secular and ultra-Orthodox worldviews coexist and share a common space?

The security establishment estimates that National Security Minister Ben-Gvir will not go up to the Temple Mount, but if he wants to do so he will need the prime minister's approval; Thousands of police officers will secure the events in the capital

It’s the highest price ever paid for a Jewish manuscript – American diplomat Alfred Moses purchased the earliest known copy of the Hebrew Bible for Anu-The Museum of the Jewish People

Following an investigation which shows some hospitals in Israel are discriminating against same-sex female couples wanting to open a file in sperm banks, Health Ministry steps in and says will enforce equal treatment for all

Events in new york with alvin bragg. i think some have focused in a little bit more on the carroll case. but everybody will be watching if the feds come after him, and the feds are coming, and i think theyre coming fast. >> all right, ty cobb, thank you very much. i really always appreciate it. i want to go now to john king. so, john, anchor of "inside politics." its interesting when you hear tys analysis that trumps looking at jail, the charges are coming. he had a take on how this would affect...

Cutting-edge cannon, Roem, garners European attention as it offers autonomous reloading and a remarkable firing rate along with mobility

Data shows jobseekers jump at opportunities amidst economic concerns, despite reticence emanating from job location, salary expectations, working hours and even language barriers

Russia launches intense air attack on Kyiv in the early hours of Tuesday, using drones, cruise and probably ballistic missiles, Ukraine official says; John Kirby tells reporters Russia, Iran defense partnership pose threat to Tehran neighbors

Opinion: Rapid advancement of technology is leaving archaic regulatory bodies and bureaucratic processes behind. Life-changing technologies such as artificial intelligence should be addressed and dealt with

The author receives British "Freedom to Publish" award speaks on Twitter, nine months after stabbing attack by Muslim zealot, that leaves him blind in one eye, after years under threat by Iranian mullahs, for his writing