We hear an update on the Chicago shooting victims, Tal Schneider explains why it is in Israel's interest to include more women in decision-making roles; Judah Ari Gross talks Kotel

Ultra-Orthodox boys and men disrupted prayer services at the egalitarian section of the Western Wall as police stood by; those in attendance say it shook their connection to Israel

Youths call Jewish worshipers 'Nazis,' 'Christians' and 'animals' at egalitarian prayer space on the southern end of the Western Wall

Heads of non-Orthodox movements meet with cabinet secretary for update after PM promised to improve egalitarian prayer space

Military says officers 'made error in judgment' by agreeing to prevent soldier from heading event; pluralism groups accuse body that administers site of 'working to silence women'

Organizers of Sunday's nationalistic event cite crowding concerns in restricting entry on controversial march route

The umbrella Zionist body issues resolution making it far more difficult to partner with similar organizations in the future, maintains commitment to 'pluralism and mutual respect'

Veteran educators Abi Dauber Sterne and Robbie Gringras talk about the art of fighting and the stories that inspire disagreement

Jewish lead singer visits Jerusalem's Western Wall, posts Instagram story from hotel balcony; will play Park Hayarkon on Monday and Tuesday

Siren sounds nationwide to begin day of mourning for country's 28,284 fallen soldiers and terror victims, including 177 from past year; IDF chief: 'We defend the right to life'