Social justice champion and former Argentine environment minister is ready to take on Israel's Orthodox status quo and fight for recognition of 1.8 million Jews he now represents

Breakthrough analysis of ancient fragments shows textual differences in Book of Jeremiah in 2nd Temple era; DNA procedure can be used to match tiny pieces to their original scrolls

The economy may be reopening, but with planes still grounded, and with much of the US and Europe stuck at home, an entire profession is being left behind

Author of 'Jerusalem Drawn and Quartered' shares where the best humus in the world can be found -- and the best view to eat it with

The 35th government was finally sworn in on Sunday. Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur talks about the good, the bad, and the less ugly

Conservative columnist Bethany Mandel speaks about homeschooling, while 'Call Your Mother' podcaster Jordana Horn counts the days till school comes back

Episode #32: Gov. Jared Polis is optimistic more people rally to common cause than spread hate * Dr. Kurt Graham, Director of the Harry S. Truman Library, shares spicy anecdotes

2020 is the Year of the Nurse. Hear why Zippy Goodman, who works in Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Medical Center, and all medical workers around the world are truly heroes

Harvard fellowship cut short, one-woman show postponed, and stricken with virus, Noam Shuster-Eliassi finds plenty to laugh about with diverse crowd of fellow patients in Jerusalem

Momentum founding director Lori Palatnik speaks about the incredible trickle-down effect families experience after parents reconnect to Israel and Jewish people in 8 crazy days