Religious tolerance
Queen Rania and manifestations of antisemitism in Jordan - opinion
The atmosphere in Jordan blurs the line between legitimate criticism of Israeli policy and antisemitism.
Extremism and antisemitism are becoming mainstream - opinion
Why are religious leaders silent on antisemitism? - opinion
Indonesian textbooks show major shift towards tolerance and inclusivity, report finds
US must respond to religious discrimination at Jordan's border - opinion
We had crossed the Israel/Jordan border on foot and the experience was nothing less than degrading and outright antisemitic.
How many Israelis want civil marriage as an option?
A vast majority of voters for the coalition parties want their politicians to push for civil marriage in Israel.
Jewish-Arab coexistence carries the day at French Super Cup
A group of 1,000 Israeli Arab and Jewish children were brought to last night's match to promote tolerance and understanding in Israeli society.
NBA Enes Kanter Freedom to open basketball camp in Jerusalem
Enes Kanter Freedom's basketball camp will be open for kids of all religions and will teach tolerance and cooperation as well as basketball skills.
Biden should have visited a mixed hospital on his visit - opinion
Augusta Victoria Hospital caters to Palestinians, but Hadassah and Sha'are Zedek cater to everyone in the country.
Pakistani journalists win top prizes for women's empowerment, religious freedom films
"These brave women promoting interfaith harmony are risking their lives for the survival of humanity," rights leader says •
The Supreme Court just made sure religious institutions won’t be left out of government funding
The US Supreme Court issued a landmark decision prohibiting the government from excluding religion and religious institutions from government funding programs.
No place for burkinis in Grenoble's public pools, rules top French court
Body-covering swimwear - which leaves only the face, hands and feet exposed - is often worn by Muslim women who wish to preserve their modesty in accordance with their beliefs.
No more tolerance for evil, hateful views - opinion
We shouldn’t tolerate people, either we reject them because they are evil or we embrace them because they are good and most people are, basically, good.
How a Kurdish mayor pushed for tolerance in Turkey
Now in exile after being persecuted by Ankara, Abdullah Demirbas has propelled a vision of coexistence in Turkey that includes Armenians, Jews, Kurds and other minorities.
