Eliana Schreiber
Israeli invention to help combat cholera epidemic in Cameroon
Pizzeria faces lawsuit for anti-gay discrimination
Puppets bring theater to life
46 haredi extremists arrested in Jerusalem protests
Several dozen haredi men, and perhaps as many as 150, blocked traffic at the junction of Jaffa Street and Sarei Israel in Jerusalem.
For participants, Jerusalem Pride is more than a party
"If God made me gay, and whatever he does is for the best, it means that God thinks the best thing for [me] is to be gay.”
Tunisian Chess Federation pledges for 7-year-old Israeli girl to compete
‘We will ensure hospitality to all, without exception’ group claims after World Chess Federation threatens to revoke host rights.
Mt. Sinai hospital partners with Israeli start-up
The New York City hospital will partner with Israel’s Novotalk, an online company providing services for speech therapy.
Tunisia could lose chance to host World Chess meet after banning Israelis
The World Chess Federation said it will forbid the country from hosting the international chess competition if they refuse a visa to Israel’s champion.
Where Zionism began: Israelis travel Europe in Herzl's footsteps
A group of 18 Israelis from different backgrounds joined together in a trip through Budapest, Vienna and Basel, following in the path of Zionism's founder.
Ex-hassidic transgender Rabbi Abby Stein on LGBT: You are not alone
The transgender descendant of the Baal Shem Tov describes her journey from Williamsburg, NY to becoming the woman she is today.
Women’s International Zionist Organization UK turns 100
A part of the celebrations, current WIZO UK vice chairwoman Ronit Ribak-Madari will be appointed chairwoman of the organization, the first Israeli native to hold the title.
WATCH: A look inside Ben & Jerry’s Israeli factory
The Be’er Tuviya factory is one of only two outside the United States.
Syrian school books under Assad preach jihad, hatred of Israel, U.S.
A study evaluating the curriculum in schools controlled by regime found the books did not meet UNESCO’s standards for peace and tolerance.