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Sharansky: We may solve Western Wall and conversion crises. I’m not sure we can rebuild trust
By
David Horovitz
Jewish Agency chairman, at forefront of incendiary dispute between Israel and Diaspora, decries PM’s actions, laments collapse of a painstakingly constructed relationship with Reform and Conservative leaders
Interview
MKs backing conversion bill not welcome in Chicago, Jewish leader warns
By
Raphael Ahren
Israel’s consulates in the US gird for protests over Western Wall
By
Sue Surkes
Sharansky tells envoys to convey Diaspora’s fury over cabinet moves
By
Stuart Winer
and
ToI Staff
Weighing in on Western Wall crisis, new US envoy calls for Jewish unity
By
Raphael Ahren
In first public speech since taking office, Ambassador David Friedman slams unnamed Jewish organization for questioning ongoing support of Israel
Ultra-Orthodox threaten to bolt government if conversion bill endangered
By
Sue Surkes
US congressmen lament divisive Western Wall prayer plaza decision
By
Stuart Winer
and
ToI Staff
From our partner
UK progressive Jews call Western Wall reversal a ‘betrayal’
Netanyahu and the Wall: He broke it, he must fix it
By
David Horovitz
Op-ed: Non-Orthodox supporters of Israel overseas could convince themselves it was rain, not spit, when ultra-Orthodox MKs over the years denigrated their streams of Judaism as illegitimate. Until Sunday, when the government told them they’re just too… well… treif
Netanyahu aide defends freeze of Western Wall agreement
By
Ben Sales
Live updates (closed)
Major Jewish groups urge PM to resolve Western Wall crisis
By
Tamar Pileggi
High Court to hold hearing on Western Wall next month; Israel says Iran using Star of David for target practice; Hamas creating buffer zone with Egypt; Errant mortar fire from Syria hits Golan
Fresh frame
These photos capture Israel’s beauty and diversity
By
Andrew Tobin
Exhibition aims to show the country in a more flattering light, outside the conflict and the violence
Knesset speaker, once a prisoner in Siberia, addresses Russian parliament
By
Marissa Newman
Former refusenik Yuli Edelstein asks Moscow to help vanquish Islamic extremism, the ‘Nazism of the 21st century’
UN envoy says US warning to Syria also aimed at Russia and Iran
By
Richard Lardner
In Russia, Knesset speaker acknowledges tensions on Syria, Iran
By
Marissa Newman
Mattis: Assad took Trump’s chemical warning ‘seriously’
By
AFP
Interview
The peace process hasn’t brought peace. The case for moving on
By
Haviv Rettig Gur
In a new book, philosopher Micah Goodman seeks to upend the debate about the West Bank, by urging Israelis — left and right — to set aside their dreams
Abbas blamed as 3 Gazan babies die after denied Israel entry permits
By
Dov Lieber
Police arrest 3 settler minors for stoning ambulance, soldiers
By
Jacob Magid
Army nabs would-be stabber at Bethlehem checkpoint
By
ToI Staff
Market visitors get a look at the future of food in Jerusalem
By
Micah Danney
Fruit fly protein powder, branded ice cubes and seed-based yogurt are all on the menu at ShukTech event
One more time
Britney slams lip sync rumors ahead of Israel show
By
ToI Staff
and
Jessica Steinberg
Spears says she is ‘busting my ass’ singing and dancing during performances including upcoming July 3 gig in Tel Aviv
‘Vast majority’ of Jewish students are connected to Israel, insists Brandeis prof
By
Amanda Borschel-Dan
15 years of comprehensive study leads Prof. Len Saxe to laugh off ‘devastating’ allegations that millennials are losing support for Jewish state
Top Ops
Yael Eckstein
How will Morocco’s Jews be remembered?
At the synagogue of a dying community distributing Ramadan parcels to needy Muslims
Michael Derek Tanju
My exodus, our exodus
He was terrified when he saw Israeli soldiers standing over him with guns, and then something strange happened
Melanie Takefman
Child soldiers, elderly warriors
The year is 2017, but the gender stereotypes are medieval
Malka Simkovich
Clothing makes the person
Separate how you dress from your Orthodox Jewish identity and reap the benefits of both your attire and your Judaism
US ‘not pulling out in any way’ from Mideast peace efforts, says official
By
ToI Staff
State Department rejects ‘false’ report of Abbas-Kushner rift, but concedes ‘some meetings more difficult than others’
Haley promises to block any appointment of Palestinian official to senior UN post
By
ToI Staff
and
Agencies
Israeli companies said hit in global wave of cyberattacks
By
Agencies
and
ToI Staff
Three firms reportedly affected as part of modified ‘Petrwrap’ virus that began in Russia and Ukraine and quickly spread
Eyeing new spy tech, Mossad says it will pump money into startups
By
Shoshanna Solomon
and
Raphael Ahren
Intelligence agency will invest in technologies, forgoing stake in firm or IP, in return for license to use developments
Obama’s cybersecurity adviser certain Russians didn’t hack election results
By
Stuart Winer
Michael Daniel confident outcome reflects will of American people; says investigation will show if Trump colluded with Moscow
Angry parents of cancer patients block entrance to Jerusalem with hospital beds
By
ToI Staff
Disappointed at court order for more mediation in dispute over hospital blood cancer ward, families, supporters hold protest at Chords Bridge
Police set to question James Packer in Netanyahu gifts probe
By
Raoul Wootliff
With investigation said nearing end, prosecution reportedly considering dropping planned corruption indictment of PM, moving forward only with conflict of interest charges
Assad said to visit Iranian-run chemical weapons center
By
Sue Surkes
Syrian opposition reports US administration learned Assad planning another sarin attack
IDF reopens restive border area on Golan Heights to civilians
By
ToI Staff
Region around Quneitra had been declared off-limits as stray fire incidents stoked tensions with Syria
LGBT Jews say it’s increasingly difficult to be pro-Israel and queer
By
Ben Sales
More Headlines
Netflix and compete
Telecom company Partner launches new TV service
By
Jessica Steinberg
Kenya hopes Israeli tree tech takes root in remote deserts
By
Melanie Lidman
PJ Library’s free books for kids spur Jewish connections, study finds
By
JTA
7 Palestinians killed in West Bank bus-minibus collision
By
Stuart Winer
and
Jacob Magid
Fake muse
Phony Trump ‘Time’ cover hangs in his clubs
By
Sue Surkes
Founder of ArtScroll Publications dies at 73
By
JTA
Hebrew media review
The emperor of all dramas
By
Joshua Davidovich
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