IDF says it hit Hamas weapons factory, storage facility in response to attacks; heavy unrest in Jerusalem overnight saw cops enter revered mosque and brawl with rioters at the site

Ariel University prof discusses his 'excavation' into the evidence for the practice of the Jewish religion - and points to when we know with certainty that Passover was observed

Known for its harsh conditions, the oft-overlooked NYC prison allows a yearly ritual that provides a rare ray of hope for those incarcerated there -- and the volunteers who lead it

Gallant warmly welcomes PM despite his public sacking last week, which was later frozen

Activist Rafael Morris, head of group calling for slaughtering lambs for festival, is arrested for alleged plan; Western Wall rabbi introduces ban on bringing animals to holy site

Zman Yisrael editor Biranit Goren on the ministers of defense and national security; health and science reporter Renee Ghert-Zand on hospital hametz, green tea and BRCA1 research

Some are tweaking the traditional Pesach service, with traditional symbols and passages taking on new meaning amid Israeli government's highly divisive efforts to weaken judiciary

Tzohar and Emda organizations team up to provide practical guidance on how to follow Jewish law while including the ill in holiday traditions as best as possible

Editor David Horovitz on financing Minister Ben Gvir's 'militia,' PM's judicial overhaul involvement; diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman on miracle save of Ukrainian matzah factory

Dnipro bakery shaken by drone attack as it prepares tons of matzah for Seder; rabbis see rise in interest from unaffiliated Jews