From women rabbis to LGBTQ rights, the list of issues dividing Orthodox Jews keeps growing. Will the religious pendulum swing away from the hardliners?

Lawyers for applicants rejected without clear explanations find it tough to challenge many of these cases legally, and accuse government agencies handling immigration of a lack of transparency

Car, coffee maker or CT scanner, Alex Padwa’s objects seem intended above all to get us to say: ‘That’s what I want’

The government’s failures are responsible for the fact that human lives have become the construction industry’s cheapest resource

Professional association calls for universal adoption of local Initiative, calling it 'likely to significantly reduce cases of contagion, morbidity and even mortality'

From Israelis to foreign nationals, here’s what to do if you get stopped or questioned at Ben-Gurion Airport for a ‘cautionary conversation’ with the Shin Bet security service

Michigan's Rashida Tlaib, poised to become one of America’s first Muslim congresswoman told an interviewer that ‘US aid should be leveraged’ and support to Israel ‘doesn’t fit the values of our country’