The “gemach law,” to bring Israel’s free-loan economy — estimated in the billions of shekels — out of the shadows, giving the humble gemach the status of a recognized financial institution
As Belgium’s shechitah ban comes into force, Conference of European Rabbis president Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt is clear that Europe’s far right can’t be part of the fight against discrimination
Lieutenant General Benny Gantz, the former IDF chief of staff, casts a long shadow
Israel will hold Knesset elections on April 9. In the first of a series of articles, we look at the challenges and opportunities facing the major parties
It’s highly unlikely Trump will override the 14th Amendment, even via legislation
Director of Agudath Israel’s New Jersey office, Rabbi Avi Schnall, welcomes the proposed doubling of security funding for non-public schools
