In Israel, the claim to God is part of the political debate, for it is in the halls of the Knesset where the Jewish character of the state is determined

Several prominent Israeli rabbis rule that synthetic meat is ‘parve’ and therefore can be consumed with dairy

How did this Hebrew word in the Bible end up the familiar unsavory Jewish word describing all non-Jews? The answer to this riddle goes to the core of Jewish identity

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky’s funeral expected to be the largest in Israel’s history

Widely respected across all streams of Orthodox Judaism, Rabbi Kanievsky strove to adapt religious rulings to life in a reborn Jewish state

How an unlikely friendship explored new territory for Jewish and Christian worldviews

What does ‘Sheol’ mean in the Hebrew Bible? The connection between ‘questioning’ and the realm of the dead

Israel has been dropping in international corruption ratings, and this should be of grave concern to those who believe in the Bible

Christians, politicians, and even Nazis had their ideas, but only the Jews have their own skin in the game and what happens in Israel does not stay in Israel

New reforms pushed by Israel’s government of change could make Judaism far more accessible to the masses