Sociologist argues that while the transition is a major life event for half of the population, scholarship has overlooked it, causing women to miss out on medical progress

When bitter criticism and outspoken support for the protests is coming from within the Supreme Leader's own family, you know the regime is in real trouble

Artist suspended following tirade in which he lauded Hitler and Nazis; 'I tried my best,' new company chief says, but West 'again violated rule against incitement to violence'

Ahmad Mahajneh denies congratulating stabbing suspect being treated at Hadassah Ein Karem or giving him pastry, accuses cops of speaking out against him due to family background

Injuries non-life threatening; bus was carrying young boys to one of the area's private schools

Eight suspects arrested for holding teen for over 24 hours amid apparent criminal dispute

Officials say Salah Hammouri, who spent seven years in prison after being convicted in plan to assassinate Ovadia Yosef, has returned to activities tied to terrorism

Municipal leaders, students express alarm as Avi Maoz of homophobic Noam party granted some authority over education; outgoing PM urges local leaders not to cooperate

US president says they can talk, for 1st time since Ukraine invasion, if Russian counterpart seeks peace - but 'he hasn't done that yet'

The Times of Israel's regular feature on what is going on in Israel's property market right now

Treasury Department says firms helped terror group with financial services and weapons acquisitions

City supervisors approve use of potentially deadly remote-controlled bots in emergency situations, despite strong objections from civil liberties groups

Jewish illustrator who married Robert Crumb embraced his art form and helped shape it with raw accountability and subverted stereotypes

Editor David Rosenthal wrangles thousands of pages of recently discovered interview transcripts with the actor, his friends, colleagues, and family members into a revealing read