Freedom of religion in israel
PA drafts constitution, omits Jewish ties to Jerusalem, calls for Sharia legal system
The draft constitution also called for the "right of return" for refugees, caring for families of "martyrs, prisoners, and exiles," and reaffirming the PLO's position as representing Palestinians.
Simchat Torah: Divine fire and national legacy
Police on guard as tens of thousands of Muslims hold Ramadan prayers on Temple Mount
Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter under threat: Urgent call for protection - opinion
US Reform leaders condemn body searches of women at Western Wall
The body searches were described as “belittling in the extreme” and “humiliating.”
MKs censure Ministry of Interior's attack on religious-Zionist community
While attacking the religious-Zionist community, the minister took particular aim at the Tzohar rabbinical association which has gained great popularity with traditional and secular Israelis
Senior officials: Progressive Jewish movements endangered Kotel plan
Government figures have hit back at the torrent of condemnation it has faced over the cancellation of the Western Wall agreement.
3 famous faces who have struggled with Jewish conversion
As a contentious debate over conversion recognition flares, take a look at some high-profile converts who have struggled with the policies of the ultra-Orthodox Chief Rabbinate.
Separating religion and state
We must separate Halacha from politics and return the power to the people.
True or False: Heaven is for REAL.
A platform for Jerusalem Post readers to share their thoughts on religion, life, culture, and more.
You are not free to forfeit your freedom!
This week's parashat hashavua.
Columnist can’t find ‘apartheid’ in Israel
Jews, Muslims, Christians living in freedom in the Holy Land, FrontPage's Joseph Puder writes.
In search of religious leadership
The toxic combination of religion and politics in Israel has led to a broad estrangement of Israelis from the state institutions of religion.
High Court rules to allow Tel Aviv stores to remain open on Shabbat
The ruling comes more than three years after the Tel Aviv municipal authority first approved a new bylaw legalizing the opening of such stores.