Nechama Rivlin, Wife of Israel’s President, Dies at 73
Nechama Rivlin died a day before her 74th birthday, at Beillinson Hospital in Petah Tikvah, where she underwent a lung transplant three months ago.
Openly Gay Orthodox Rabbi Ordained in Jerusalem
American Daniel Atwood received ordination alongside a mixed group of men and women in Jerusalem.
Near Eilat, an Airport Rises in the Desert
The $47-million Ramon Airport replaced Eilat Airport and civilian use of nearby Ovda Airport.
Overcoming Palestinians’ Fears of Normalization
What distinguishes Creativity for Peace is its conviction that progress will, and must, come from women.
New Support Program for Female Volunteers in Israel
Many religious Jewish Israeli women choose National Service as an alternative to mandatory military service in Israel.
Hundreds Attend Funeral of American Killed by Hamas Rocket
A member of the Ger Hasidic sect, Prezuazman leaves behind a wife and baby. He is the fourth Israeli to be killed by Hamas rocket fire.
Prominent Journalist Caroline Glick Seeks Knesset Seat
Glick is entering politics as a candidate with the New Right Party, headed by Education Minister Naftali Bennet and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked
Ask the Rabbanit, for She Can Answer
A new effort to include learned women—often titled rabbanit—into matters of Jewish law hopes to advance these scholars' standing in the Orthodox world.
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