Move forces David Lau to consult with legal adviser, who has raised concerns over method top rabbi used to extend term of brother-in-law on religious bench

After a 'chained' woman's former husband claims he deliberately botched divorce ritual, judges say she's still single, but he must issue another 'get' if he ever wants to remarry

To mark Yom Ha'aguna, The Times of Israel spoke with a woman who was able to obtain a divorce from her abusive husband, and those working to help others do the same

On International Women's Day, activists and observers lament the tight rabbinate control over marriage and divorce in Israel, with few changes in the system expected anytime soon

Ruling permitting man to inoculate his children against COVID accuses anti-vaxxers of 'trying to sow fear and terror among the public'

Zion Cohen, 69, also fined NIS 10,000 for six attacks last year on religious courts he said were an attempt to stop services to secular public

Political correspondent Tal Schneider gives an update on a lively week in the Knesset and looks ahead to another, as Haviv Rettig Gur dives into the history of antisemitism

Ultra-Orthodox lawmaker later takes back the term, but insists Bennett 'guilty' of coronavirus fatalities

Speaker killed bill to loosen Haredi grip on courts earlier this month when he accidentally voted against it; on Monday the coalition passed it in its first plenum reading

Under minister Matan Kahana's new approach to include women in key positions, Haya Kliger selected to lead Sde Ya'akov-Jezreel Valley -- the first such appointment in 17 years