Despite Leftwing Distortion Sephardi Chief Rabbi Said Muslims Allowed to Live in Israel
When the left cite religious sources, they don't have to lie to make them appear outrageous — all they have to do is present them sans context and background.
Dozens Arrested in Jerusalem, Bnei Brak Protests Against IDF Draft
Members of the so-called "Yerushalmi Faction" has urged yeshiva students not to comply with the draft board.
Analysis: Ignorance, Malice Join Forces to Derail IDF Chief Rabbi’s Nomination
Many, if not all these "controversial" responses by Rabbi Krim can be easily explained within the context in which they were provided.
Pres. Rivlin Urges Israeli Arabs to Enlist for National Service
Pres. Reuven Rivlin called on Israeli Arab families to allow their teens to volunteer for National Service.
Guilty: Rabbi Motti Elon Convicted of Sexual Assault
"Any attempt to argue as if I ever admitted such an act is a despicable lie," was Rabbi Elon's initial response to the allegations.
Reform and Conservative Jews Upset over Plans for Robinson’s Arch
The Women of the Wall still have an uphill fight ahead of themselves.
Tel Aviv School Bans Students’ New Year’s Santa Claus Hats
Some Russian-descent students just don’t understand that Israel is a Jewish state, Mahmoud Abbas notwithstanding.
Hareidi Rabbis Warn New Sport Club Will Cause Desecration of Shabbat’
The Hareidi politicians agreed to not protest the country club after the mayor agreed to move it. So much for agreements.
New Vote for Justice, Democracy in Beit Shemesh
"The findings of the police investigation indicate serious criminal activity."
Rabbi Riskin to Retire from Ohr Torah Stone
Riskin, 77, transformed the Lincoln Square Synagogue in New York City to become one of the most popular centers of modern Orthodoxy on America’s eastern Seaboard.
National-Religious Rabbis to Participate in Haredi Anti-Draft Rally
While Dati-Leumi Rabbis show solidarity with Haredim, Haredi MK Gafni threatens to destroy Hesder yeshivot and the Settlements.
Mounting Evidence: Beit Shemesh Votes Stolen, Election Tainted
"She could not recall her children's names. We called the police and they took her for questioning. It turned out this was her second vote."
Attorney General’s Office Ends the Silence over the Lies of ‘Breaking the Silence’
“Kudos to [Dean Issacharoff's] comrades in his company who refused to remain indifferent and were unwilling to remain silent while he lies."
Bennett in Tussle with Chief Rabbi over Coed Classrooms
In all of these clashes, the first punch has come from Shas and its man in the Chief Rabbinate, while Bennett has restricted himself to just responding to the attacks.
Justice Minister Wins Battle Against Chief Rabbi over Appointment of Rabbinate Judges
As of Monday morning, JNi.media has learned that the attempt to change the rules of selecting permanent rabbinic judges has been rescinded, due mostly to the stern response of the Justice Minister.
Haredim Blocks Roads in Protest of Draft
Anti-draft Haredim blocked roads in Jerusalem, Modi'in and Ashdod.
Female MKs Prayed with Women of the Wall, No Arrests this Time
Some 30 percent of the women were Israeli Modern Orthodox.
Ritual Baths New Battleground for Haredi, Reform and Modern Orthodox in Israel
What appears to be a bill driven by the urgent need to block Reform expansion in Israel may really be a land grab on the part of the Haredim.
British Rabbis Scold Orthodox Shul for Letting Women Hold Torah
The issue of women becoming involved in synagogue services to the point of holding a Torah scroll is as loaded in the Diaspora than it is in Israel.
Rabbi Arusi Quits Race for Chief Rabbi One Hour before Balloting
Rabbi Ratzon Arusi withdrew his candidacy for Chief Sephardi Rabbi, one hour before balloting began Wednesday afternoon. His withdrawal leaves three candidates in the...
Tel Aviv to Open Groceries, Kiosks on Shabbat, Holidays
Before the law reaches final passage, however, it must still win the approval of Israel’s Interior Ministry.
Magen David Adom to Offer Arabic Courses for Volunteers
"Expanding our knowledge of languages opens up doors to understanding and contributes to an collaborative atmosphere."
Hundreds Rally to Support Soldier Charged with Manslaughter
Hundreds of Israelis rallied in solidarity for the IDF medic who killed a wounded terrorist after he stabbed a soldier.
State Attorney: Cannot Defend Deri Appointment in High Court
The Knesset debate on the appointment was as raucous as they come, but, surprisingly, the United Arab List abstained. They like Deri.
Ex-Mossad Chief Backs Move to ID Soviet Jews
Ephraim HaLevy, former chief of the Mossad, has committed himself to a program which will help certify the Jewish identities of thousands of immigrants,...
Lapid on Jerusalem and the Palestinians
Yesh Atid perceives a possible peace process as a response to an ensemble of threats looming over the State of Israel.
Netanyahu Chastises MK Glick for Temple Mount Visit
When the PM shook hands with the newcomer at the end of the Knesset Likud faction's first meeting of the spring session, he blurted, "Yehuda, it's the last time you're doing this to me."
Revolutionary Marriage Reform Law Spells End to Haredi Domination
A seemingly minor law on where couples can register for marriage permits passed the Knesset and opens a new era in which Israelis will not be at the mercy of Haredi rabbis’ demands.
More Religious Jewish Women Serving in the IDF Than Ever Before
It is absolutely critical that religious Jewish girls have a support network throughout their IDF service.
Ramaz Students Pick Fresh Vegetables with ‘Leket Israel’ for Needy Families
"Showing the youth that they can make a true difference even with limited time, is of utmost importance in empowering the future generation."