Religious tolerance
Freedom of worship demands both physical safety and sanctuary autonomy - editorial
On Yom Kippur, Jews across the world gather to recite the same confessions. That shared observance does not require Jews to agree about how Judaism should be practiced.
Archbishop of Canterbury revokes award from Pakistani cleric who praised Osama bin Laden
A turning point in religious history - opinion
What Abu Dhabi taught me about tolerance
EU learns Azerbaijani model of religious tolerance
Hundreds join in alternative 'peaceful and tolerant' Jerusalem Day March
“This [march] is the real way to celebrate this city. This city is a city of love, a city of community, a city that is respectful."
Jerusalem Municipality set to vote on closing First Station on Shabbat
Despite the vote, the Regional Committee for Planning is likely to vote to keep the popular site open on Shabbat.
Colombian Jewish news anchor refused to cross herself, forced to resign
Channel 1’s Cathy Bekerman was asked to resign after refusing the order by Yamid Amat, newscast director of the CM& broadcast network.
A day for agunot
For well over a decade now Jewish women’s rights organizations have marked the Fast of Esther, which proceeds Purim and falls this year on Wednesday, as International Agunah Day.
Chabad offers ethics, religious classes to international doctors, lawyers
For six nights a year, thousands of Jewish mental health professionals, lawyers, and physicians from around the world participate in courses delivered by Chabad rabbis.
Bnei David’s real message
The educators at Bnei David should reconnect with their original messages of synthesis and pragmatism that have proved so successful and leave the religious zealotry to others.
Religious persecution must stop, US envoy says
Vice President Mike Pence was supposed to address the issue during his recent trip to the Middle East, but he made few strides during his visit.
French lawmakers banned from wearing religious symbols in parliament
In an effort to 'maintain an atmosphere of neutrality' in the parliament does not permit the wearing of religious symbols.
