Matnat Chaim, which mainly facilitates altruistic living donor transplants between non-relatives, helps with 200 cases over past year since death of co-founder from COVID-19

Replacing monarchs, abortion, homosexuality and atheism are all up for discussion in no-holds-barred atmosphere, fueled by the liveliness of group conversation

Parliament's top lawyer recommends revoking parliamentary activity financing, then salary cut if lawmakers don't give commitment; report says MKs will redeclare on Monday

Stuart Appelbaum speaks about his Jewish roots and what the fight against the mammoth online retailer has changed in the American labor movement

East Jerusalem man indicted for theft, grievous bodily harm over incident; culinary artist, 74, on a ventilator after hitting head while chasing thief last month

In addition, 69 disabled veterans passed away due to injuries sustained during their service; official numbers published ahead of commemoration events

Haredi ex-principal, 54, remains in custody until September pre-trial proceedings where she faces 74 counts of abuse dating to her time working at Melbourne's Adass Israel School

Congressman makes move amid nursing home deaths scandal and allegations of sexual harassment against current Governor Andrew Cuomo

Yishai Jusidman's 'Prussian Blue' series, being exhibited in Israel for the first time, utilizes a color found both in innocent pigments and the Zyklon B gas used by the Nazis

Preliminary numbers show 6% decline in suicides, largest annual drop in at least four decades even as people dealt with severe isolation and economic distress

At White House ceremony, president calls shootings 'a public health crisis' and an 'international embarrassment'; Republicans slam move as constitutional overreach

Firebrand leader has strong words for Jews who say unions are the obstacle as she attempts to get her group’s 1.7 million members into classrooms

Mahmud Ezzat, 76, found guilty of 'terrorism' for role in clashes between police and demonstrators outside Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in 2013

Community members say giving Meyers Leonard an opportunity for 'teshuvah,' or repentance, as he seeks to rehabilitate image following scandal that threatens to derail his career

Jewish groups slam Maryland legislator Daniel Cox who wore a mask with images from Nuremberg trials to protest bill that would allow children to consent to mental health care