Reform
Israel unveils High-Tech tax reform to bring talent home
8,300 Israelis working in the high-tech sector had left the country between October 2023 and July 2024,
Time for a reset: Amid institutional paralysis, Trump and Aliyev call for a UN overhaul - opinion
'Yes! I am Jewish’: How a Jewish Korean princess was ordained as a rabbi - review
UK's Farage unveils plan to deport asylum seekers, warns of 'civil disorder’
Rabbi Rick Jacobs: Number of converts to Judaism rising since Oct. 7
Since October 7, Rabbi Rick Jacobs has focused on mobilizing the Reform movement as it rallies behind Israel while also confronting the rising antisemitism in North America
Electrifying success: 30K households join revolution in 10 Days
In Just 10 Days, Over 30,000 households transition to private electricity suppliers post-reform Launch; targeting 100K by year-end.
What is good for Europe is good for Israel: EU import reform passes in Knesset
The legislation is a set of four laws meant to fight Israel's high cost of living by following EU standards for consumer goods, and cutting bureaucracy around imports.
Historic food import reform allows for greater competition in Israeli market
Israel's Health Ministry approved a reform to align food imports with European regulations to reduce costs and increase competition; experts caution about immediate impacts and costs.
Iran's stance on Israel remains unchanged under reformist president Pezeshkian - opinion
Despite electing reformist Masoud Pezeshkian as president, Iran's stance on Israel remains hostile, continuing support for anti-Israel groups and upholding its aggressive policies.
Reform Cantors unite in Jerusalem: A harmonious gathering amid uncertainty
After October 7, the trip became about fostering understanding with the people of Israel in this dark time and bringing that understanding home to the US.
Israel Medical Association warns legislation would ‘devastate’ the healthcare system
Thousands of hospital and clinic donors will hold a two-hour warning strike on Wednesday morning in protest against the threatened passage of “Reasonableness Clause.”
Israeli reservists call for unity and political transformation - opinion
We need a transformation of the political landscape of our country. We need a new national, liberal, Zionist right-wing movement that embodies it.
Tel Aviv University should implement reforms for medical studies - opinion
Systemic injustice reflects on all aspects of healthcare, the teaching of social medicine is as crucial now, as it was 200 years ago.
France gets its first Orthodox woman rabbi
Out of France's tradition of traditional, Orthodox Judaism, is emerging an invigorated movement of women who are looking to serve as rabbis for the Orthodox community.