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
Most Israelis believe a long weekend can lower religious tensions – survey
The findings, which were released on Tuesday, showed widespread support for a shorter workweek, with 76% favoring Sunday being made part of the weekend.
UAE, US, Israel launch religious coexistence and tolerance team
The three will work to advance a detailed and innovative plan for dialogue between different religions and cultures.
Saudis release human rights activist Raif Badawi after 10 years in prison
Opinion: "A major development and one for which Evangelical leaders have been ... praying."
Kuwaiti poet: ‘Embrace Jews without having a political agenda’
US embassy Hanukkah message sparks antisemitic responses from Kuwaitis.
Hanukkah marks expansion of religious freedom across Muslim world - opinion
While we still have a way to go combating antisemitism, Jewish life is able to flourish in countries across the Islamic world.
‘Chess4Solidarity’ tournament celebrated by Lapid, UNESCO
Over 500 people worldwide participated in the tournament, which was held virtually.
A friendlier Judaism will enable greater Israeli unity - opinion
Nearly 75 years after Israel's miraculous independence was declared, we are forced to admit that much remains to be achieved in the quest of achieving a united Jewish society.
Ultra-Orthodox histrionics over religion, state may backfire - analysis
Both ultra-Orthodox parties have denounced the government as “treif," have accused Bennett of being “a con artist” and repeatedly denounced the government for "destroying Judaism."
Action taken against J'lem Municipality for vandalization of woman's photo
The petition was filed in response to the repeated vandalism of a photo of Holocaust survivor Peggy Parnes, which is displayed in Safra Square, home to Jerusalem's municipal offices.
NJ co-op owners suing board for not allowing use of Shabbat elevator
Several residents of the apartments are taking the board president and other board members to court, alleging that the board is discriminating against religious Jewish residents.