Registration remains open for talk; organizers say videoconferencing company threatening to 'silence Palestinian narratives'

According to Conservative rabbinic ruling, the Zoom channel must last full two days of the holiday without being turned on again, the challenge was finding a way to do it

Anonymous disrupters share Holocaust imagery, hurl abuse at participants during Selichot session, says Rabbi Scott Kramer, calling violation a 'gut punch'

Gamzu heard raging at 'ridiculous' conduct as he scrambles to get ready for TV appearance: 'Why not get me a tripod? Why not get me a cameraman?'; banters with health minister

Ibraheem Ahmed Al Bayati, 19, arrested by FBI, faces up to 15 years in prison for making a bomb threat against University of Houston

The usual gathering of poets and writers in Israel's northernmost town will go on, but virtually

A yeshiva teacher and nine students, located in the UK, US and Israel, have taken advantage of time at home to delve deeply into intricacies of religious law

Many non-Orthodox congregations will livestream due to the pandemic, and with location no longer an issue they're reaching out to far-flung talent -- to the consternation of some

Attackers had opportunity to impersonate an organization’s customized Zoom URL link and send legitimate-looking invitations to victims; problem now fixed

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