Times Will Tell takes a closer look at the first step of Israel's reforms in the kosher supervision system, and who's making the decisions

UTJ lawmaker says appointment of respected rabbinic judge is 'like putting an idol in the Temple'; religious affairs minister pushes back, saying he won't be bullied

Tzohar organization that aims to bridge gaps between religious and secular will offer weekend programming for hikers

Alternative kashrut authority Tzohar has been the go-to for those trying to avoid the Cheif Rabbinate; now new legislation may give it full government recognition

TV says parties looking to replace Netanyahu agree to adopt liberal rabbinic group's stance toward matters of religion and state; Poll: 48% back PM's direct elections bid

Shift by beloved sweet shop to Tzohar supervision -- which can't legally call itself 'kosher' due to state monopoly -- sparks cheers, curiosity and disappointment by some

Masks and the Book of Esther have pride of place in a weekend of revelry under the shadow of the virus

American immigrants Scott and Jennifer Tobin pondered their son's draft day, and joined with Tzohar to create a new prayer, performed by Kobi Oz

Tributes pour in for Israel Prize laureate and scholar credited with revolutionizing Talmud studies; funeral starts in Jerusalem at 2 p.m., is being livestreamed

Aryeh Deri reportedly asks prime minster to distribute memorandum for bill seeking to recognize only conversions authorized by the ultra-Orthodox state rabbinate