Though Jewish law says a divorced women can't marry descendant of priestly class, advocacy organization helps void woman's first wedding, finding that the witnesses were related

Some demonstrators march half-dressed carrying signs lamenting rape culture and perpetual state of emergency that places women at risk

Ruling party dismisses speech by 'terror-supporter' leader of Arab Israeli party, notes presence of 'ex-convict' Olmert

Speaking to thousands gathered for mass Tel Aviv protest, opposition leaders accuse premier of behaving like 'sultan,' deceiving voters

The UK-based bank together with Techstars, a US firm, will work with entrepreneurs to help develop their financial technologies for the marketplace

Editor-in-chief of news site doubles down on claim after comment from reader, says considering Jerusalem to be Israel's capital like 'arguing that Copenhagen is Sweden’s capital'

Tens of thousands watch Eurovision semifinals at crowded Charles Clore Park on Tel Aviv seaside, though expected throngs of tourists hard to find

Arik Lederman also indicted for threatening behavior toward Marek Magierowski and driver after security guard allegedly called the Israeli ‘Zhid'

Arik Lederman is sent to house arrest, asserts incident has been 'blown out of proportion'; Warsaw demands Israel bring suspect 'to justice,' commends police for quick arrest

Meanwhile, European Broadcasting Union reportedly concerned religious visuals in Queen of Pop's rendition of 'Like a Prayer' could spark backlash from viewers