Khalil and Reem Bakly, two Muslims from northern Israel, are inviting Jews and Arabs from near and far to join them at their super-sized, 100% kosher sukkah for food, music, laughs and discussion
Thirty years ago, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan kicked off their Temple in Flames world tour in Israel
The Israel Museum's collection of Jewish clothing, representing styles worn by Jewish women in North Africa, Yemen and Asia, will be showcased in NYC starting next month
The remaining Jewish families feel duty-bound to stay on Djerba even though they can envisage no future there for their children
We take the knee for all the times this frightening past year when we, as a society and as individuals, needed to take a stand and failed to act
Controversial remarks that contravene Merkel's official policy come a day after the xenophobic AfD party came in third in the national election
The alt-right movement is moving away from the irony of Pepe the Frog and rallying more seriously around the white supremacist hard core
Why do so many Israelis, including people of conscience whose own children are drafted, defend the ultra-Orthodox refusal to do army service?
Observers say there is a growing understanding among many Haredim that the previously taboo subject can no longer be ignored
Puerto Rico is the only island in the Caribbean that has Orthodox, Conservative and Reform congregations — and the latter is growing in leaps and bounds
