Likud-held Transportation Ministry officials refuse, warning of service delays if maintenance is pushed to weekdays

'The time has come to fight for our truth,' Transportation Minister Michaeli says as she rides line in northern city

Religion reporter Judah Ari Gross looks at sexual abuse stats and civil marriage via Zoom, and Knesset correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn discusses train service and the Balad party

Though 70% of Jewish local authorities ban cultural sites from opening on day of rest, 58% of such centers and 82% of museums operate; over a quarter of shopping malls also open

On Gab, Truth Social and beyond, comments referencing judge and attorney general's Jewish identities run rampant leading one Florida synagogue to cancel Shabbat services

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

With only one Jew, no ritual wine, and no communal prayers on Shabbat eve, a shul with a history of resistance fulfills its holiest mission

At a New York Friday night dinner, Mizrachi vocalist Itay Levi sings kiddush, Shalom Aleichem and after-dinner tunes with the R&B singer and rapper

Ceremony is traditionally held on January 1, which in 2022 falls on Jewish day of rest; to accommodate Orthodox supporters, incoming city chief delays event by several hours

Matan Kahana's reforms would bring ultra-Orthodox men into the workforce earlier, remake kashrut, bolster conversion - all according to halacha. Haredi leaders should be delighted