Amid growing crisis with Moscow, Natan Sharansky says Lapid saving Israel from global shame; former MK Ksenia Svetlova argues stiming of spat 'wasn't a coincidence'

PM tells Seth Mann that the violent protests against his ceremony were 'outrageous' and didn't represent Israel; family says they were encouraged by the premier's call

Compromise resolution voted through unanimously, including with support from ultra-Orthodox rabbi who has previously backed protests against Women of the Wall

In first interview since being elected head of group's board of governors, Vikings owner Mark Wilf stresses importance of Jews' responsibility toward one another

Head of New Jersey Federation, Reform leader, and others call for the organization to work with government to improve security after zealots overrun egalitarian section

IDF commander-turned-disability activist takes over quasi-governmental group after yearlong search for new chair; stresses Jewish pride and centrality of Israel in inaugural speech

In a letter, leaders of four international organizations call on the prime minister to take 'immediate actions' so all Jews feel 'at home, safe and welcome' at holy site

Doron Almog spends his first Shabbat after being tapped to lead the semi-governmental group with Reform leaders, in an apparent hint at plans to boost ties with progressive Judaism

Former commander who later opened a center for the disabled was largely seen as a consensus candidate to replace Isaac Herzog, who left the semi-governmental group a year ago

A wave of 3,000 new immigrants is underway, but many activists say the piecemeal operation only prolongs the saga and provides false hope to those who will never be let into Israel