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National Unity head says he'll back premier if given influence over security matters; Yisrael Beytenu demands commitment to toppling Hamas

Yoni Asher tells public radio he opened laptop to track wife's cellphone, which last pinged in Gaza town of Khan Younis, amid reports of numerous Israelis abducted and held in Strip

After the early-morning infiltration attack, organizations from across the political spectrum release statements supporting the Jewish state and condemning Hamas

President calls on Israelis 'to act with consideration, tolerance, respect and love' during the Jewish holiday, with 'no provocations, disturbances or fights'

After judges criticize municipality's conduct, sides agree on Saturday night Simhat Torah celebration in city center provided no physical barriers are erected to separate sexes

Don’t wait for the next “After the hagim”, now is the time to get your finances in order.  

Municipal workers dismantled a barrier that worshipers placed in Dizengoff Square between men and women in response to confrontations over the divider on Yom Kippur

The Erez Border Crossing Was Shut for Two Weeks After Rosh Hashanah Following Ongoing Protests Along the Gaza Border.

This year more than ever, our actions both in the Diaspora and in Israel have transgressed against God’s will by our being so deeply divided and disunited.

Arie Rokach is a lecturer of mathematics, a biblical scholar and much more. In this podcast Arie tells us about the festival of Sukkot and about the associated Mitzvahs and customs.