Calls for Israel to launch a nuclear attack on Iran by historian Benny Morris and many others, including those on the left, is the continuation of a strategy of vengeance that would destroy everything. We must take to the streets and protest, while we still can

The case brought forward by three women, who came to be known as The Kentucky Three, was unprecedented. Suing the state's attorney general, Daniel Cameron, they argued that the ban infringed upon their religious liberties and posed a direct threat to their health

Far-right minister David Amsalem accused the attorney general of 'doing everything to bring down the government.' Lapid warned Netanyahu is looking to fire the AG, and told his party's lawmakers that no option was being ruled out, including collective resignation

Israeli security officials said that repair of electric wires in Gaza and connecting them to the Israeli grid is carried out as a humanitarian effort to prevent disease outbreaks and contamination in Gaza that may endanger IDF forces in the Strip and Israeli residents

Adi Mizrahi, who stabbed 52-year-old Yuri Volkov in Holon in 2022, was charged with murder out of indifference in a plea deal. The indictment says evidence made it difficult to determine if Volkov's death was caused by the stabbing, or the medical treatment he received

Freud and his disciples did their utmost to keep political reality from creeping into their talks with patients, a decision that almost brought their movement to an end

America's Jewish community has long been associated with immigration advocacy. Now, pro-immigration Jewish activists are calling on community leaders to take a stronger stand, while pushing back against GOP 'misinformation and fearmongering,' ahead of November's presidential election

The Bible contradicts itself on the regnal years of the king of Judah who rebelled against Assyria. Study of seal impressions from the antiquities market claims to break the impasse