Nationalists push for event at Old City against police orders; priestly blessing ceremony to draw thousands to Western Wall; Gaza terror groups say they're readying for conflict

Worshipers to still be allowed into Jerusalem's al-Aqsa Mosque, subject to existing restrictions; officials to reconvene to determine exact hour closure ends

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner assumes newspaper's top journalist job after working as managing editor

Madeline Forman quit her nascent musical career to help sustain her Russian immigrant family in New Jersey. Now, experts are lauding her long-buried recordings

Linfield University, a private school in Oregon, fired Daniel Pollack-Pelzner last year after he accused the school's president of making antisemitic comments

There's deep instability in the field of rabbinic education, as fewer rabbis are being trained. Andrew Rehfeld, President of HUC-JIR, discusses the matter with host Yehuda Kurtzer.

Move must still be okayed by Knesset; comes after US judge struck down mask rule on public transit; Israelis have been subject to requirement for all but 10 days since April 2020

Few police on hand as firebrand MK Itamar Ben Gvir shows up despite ban on him going to Damascus Gate; minister warns appearance there could spark 'regional conflagration'