Meet Dr. Rachel Stroumsa, the director of the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel.

On a bleak day in Jerusalem for those who want to actualize a shared society, Tag Meir continues to build solidarity.

The controversial law allowing the take-over of Palestinian property in the West Bank will face a legal challenge brought by civil society groups.

The ordinance has blocked the establishment of dozens of newspapers in the past decade alone.

Two sisters from Peru struggle to prove their religion to the Jewish State.

The Western Wall’s first all-women priestly blessing will cap a recent string of victories for religious freedom.

Shatil is fighting back against a bill that would restrict women’s use of ritual baths.

A Supreme Court ruling guarantees that a crucial state-funded religious service is open to all Jews.

Legal advocacy breaks another glass ceiling as the High Court rules that women cannot be barred from serving as directors of rabbinical courts.

Following August’s Supreme Court ruling, 1,178 asylum seekers were released from the Holot Detention facility in the Negev.