After fiery debate, MKs tweak legislation to give hospital directors more control over how to keep leavened goods out during Jewish holiday, rather than imposing a blanket ban

Legislation would allow religious courts to rule on civil cases when there is consent from both sides

AG comes out against proposal criminalizing bringing leavened goods into hospitals during Passover; groups representing 'chained' women oppose letting rabbis adjudicate civil cases

Progressive religious voices denounce proposal, say it will have a 'boomerang effect' and drive people away from Judaism

Bennett's coalition clings to life, knowing conflicts over Jewish identity have caused governments to fall over the past 70 years

Some ideas to get you ready for the upcoming holiday, from decorative platters and handwoven matzah holders to outdoor markets serving up homemade horseradish and other Seder items

Though it's highly unlikely Idit Silman's resignation from the coalition truly hinged on a battle over bread, her approach reflects a very real fight over Israel's public character

Attacking Health Minister regarding Passover food in hospitals, coalition whip Idit Silman seems to be attempting to mollify the traditional party's base and not start a fight

Whip Idit Silman says health minister crossed 'red line' when he told medical centers to respect a High Court ruling against ban on leavened products

From 1977 to 2019, real estate agent John J. Brown bought leavened bread products from the congregants of dozens of synagogues in and around New York City