Protesters warn that law's effects could include potential brain drain of young gay professionals who feel increasingly alienated in Israel

Meyer Koplow, who sits on Brandeis' board and has donated to numerous Israeli causes over the years, says: 'I have a deep Zionist connection. Whatever was intended by this questioning, I think it accomplished exactly the opposite’

Family business Gramercy Typewriters has been operating in Manhattan since 1932 and is now enjoying an unlikely renaissance. Owner Paul Schweitzer explains the key to its success

Hundreds of employers to allow employees to strike without penalty amid anger over law on surrogacy rights that excludes gay men

The community has come by its power honestly – and become powerful, well-connected and fashionable. Not the Arab community, though

The appointment was blocked over a 2005 petition supporting an Israeli soldiers who refused to serve in the West Bank

Iraq and Bulgaria are the only two foreign countries represented at the event; Russia meanwhile is beating Iran in the battle for Syria's economic future

Israel’s ‘people’s army’ is being torn apart by efforts to meet the competing, contradictory goals of sexual equality and religious rights