All today's headlines

Modern Orthodox synagogues are pushing the boundaries of custom and religious law to create a more egalitarian prayer experience. But most of these pioneering communities are found in Israel, rather than in the U.S.

IDF completed its preparatory work and passed project on to Defense Ministry for approval of funding, but request has not gone through; IDF never informed High Court that it would be unable to meet timetable.

The national Holocaust memorial and museum is often on visitors' list of things to do. But is it appropriate for children? In some cases, yes.

A commission to study the situation of Hungarian Jews convened on this day in 1791 following a decree by the king that their situation should not worsen.

Yaakov Amidror and Isaac Molho to visit Washington ahead of Obama's visit to Israel; will work with U.S. on trip's diplomatic agenda - especially on Syrian, Iranian issues - and discuss ideas for restarting peace process.

Sometimes taking the king's highway is not the most efficient or fun way to get from Point A to Point B.

Natan Eshel, Bibi's right-hand man, is embroiled in one of Israel's most peculiar political scandals. What makes it so dangerous is who's not talking about it.

Move afoot to brand the southern city the 'gray city' for its raw concrete buildings from the '50s and '60s.

Report released by the Central Bureau of Statistics indicates that 73,000 unwed couples were living together in Israel in 2011; while the trend is on the rise, it is still much less prevalent than in Europe and the U.S.