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It’s 5:30 a.m. and faxes and e-mails are coming in nonstop. A maintenance worker hauls fresh chocolate cookies off a truck while another stacks endless pairs of non-leather shoes into a wooden shelf.

Velvel Greene, chair of epidemiology public health and professor emeritus at Ben-Gurion University and director of the Lord Jacobovitz Center for Jewish Medical Ethics, discusses science & religion.

Solar energy pioneer Yaacov (Jack) Hanoka, who held patents for 56 of his inventions and was known for his passion and optimism in finding alternative energy sources to fossil fuels, passed away at the age of 75.

Chabad-Lubavitch rabbinical students are on hand for the XII European Maccabi Games, which ends on Thursday.

The world-famous tefillin booth operated by Chabad-Lubavitch at the Western Wall in Jerusalem sports a new face.

Nestled in between two grassy knolls, the teens’ lodge is bustling with personal discovery...

L'Chaim wows patrons with authentic schmaltz, chopped liver and brisket.

New York Giants super fan Jay Greenfield has been putting on tefillin three times a week since early on in the season. He credits the practice as helping the team in their historic defeat of the New England Patriots in Sunday’s Super Bowl XLII.

Rabbi Mikhoel Urin, chief rabbi of Izhevsk, Russia, will oversee the production of kosher grains at the Vershaginskiy Bakery, one of the Urals’ largest food plants.

You needn’t look far for evidence of great rifts in Israeli society, fractures whose beginnings stretch back generations.