The Supreme Rabbinical Court in Israel wants to hear for the second time in a week from a woman whose conversion by a prominent U.S. rabbi was rejected.
Moshava California, a Bnei Akiva of Los Angeles overnight camp in the San Bernardino Mountains currently in the midst of its first session, is concluding the session early after and outbreak of the salmonella virus.\n
President Barack Obama pledged to veto three pieces of legislation because they contain language that would scuttle implementation of the Iran nuclear deal.
More than 150 literary figures, including nine Pulitzer Prize winners, are calling for Israel to free an Arab-Israeli poet charged with inciting violence through social media.
The conventional wisdom has it that earning the sobriquet “the most right-wing government in Israeli history” does not lead to diplomatic successes.
The founders of an Israeli food tech startup want you to enjoy your meat without the guilt — in fact, without the animal.\n\n
Hollywood’s Barnsdall Art Park is about to get bathed in color.
Almost everywhere you turn, it seems, people have their eyes glued to smartphone screens playing Pokémon Go.
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