In era of climate crisis, activists decry ban on planting trees and shrubs as dictated by Jewish law

As school year is set to open, nearly 115,000 people got their third COVID vaccine shot. Number of new cases approaches 11,000, a record, but other statistics suggest boosters are having a positive effect

The percentage of individuals who replied that they ‘would forgo the holiday meals if they were to include unvaccinated people’ increased with age. Also in the poll: 39% give new government poor grade on COVID

Jewish community had asked Athanassios Plevris to apologize for comments he made as a defense lawyer in a case against his far-right father

After a two year delay and a High Court ruling, Israel's Interior Ministry resumes examining thousands of asylum requests, some of which have been pending for eight years or longer

Shasha-Biton’s big test will be to formulate a new vision for Israel's education system. The coronavirus crisis is an opportunity unlikely to repeat itself