Even before Ahmad Abu Murkhiyeh was beheaded in Hebron for being gay, he faced a long list of dangers and challenges inside Israel's 'broken' asylum system, friends and experts say

Jewish nonprofit says Ethan Linden serving as educational operations director months after he left Ramah Berkshires where lawsuit claimed he 'acted with deliberate indifference'

Most Iranian fans outside Doha's Khalifa stadium politely decline to speak with ToI. But some do, while one Tehran resident conveys his implied support for change with a mime

Either Yoav Kisch or Ofir Akunis said in line for role of Knesset speaker; UTJ reportedly to get Housing Ministry -- one of 7 ministries to be controlled by Haredi parties

Shai Avital has two weeks to appeal decision, faces 26 sexual harassment complaints in Israel; lawyers say he always planned on returning home and 'proving his innocence'

Law mandates hate crime prevention training, statewide tolerance campaign; Hochul: 'No young Jewish boy should ever have to look over his shoulder as he’s walking to a yeshiva'

Under previous owners, Twitter had banned Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for multiple violations of policy, though she continued posting from her congressional account

Prominent Har Etzion seminary says it is reacting to IDF adding women to officers' training course without advance notice, a charge the army denies