'This was extremely emotional, extremely raw, and extremely credible,” Chris Wallace said during a fifteen minute recess

When the author's heart rate plummeted at age 33, she was prescribed a wireless pacemaker. It saved her life, but also got her wondering how easy it would be for hackers or commercial profiteers to 'break into' her device. She traveled to Medtronic's HQ and got less than reassuring answers

Inge Feltrinelli, who died last week at age 87, survived Nazi Germany, married a communist-leaning tycoon and championed the likes of Amos Oz and Mahmoud Darwish at her groundbreaking publishing house in Milan

Horrified by the racism suffered by a childhood Jewish friend, Siavosh Derakhti is determined to improve relations between the Jewish and Muslim communities in Malmo – a city noted for its anti-Israel sentiment

The author found herself forced to choose between a stuttering explanations of the associations that pole dancing arouses and quiet acquiescence. She chose the latter

Israeli prime minister's speech comes one day after his rare remark that he would accept a Palestinian state under Israeli security control

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An athlete-turned-doctor returning from Hungary gives life advice, and a Belgian-Israeli couple recounts a frightening experience on a Colombian island

We asked rabbis how Jewish law and ethics can help us understand the misconduct claims