While absorption of migrants has long been an issue in Germany, recent surge has highlighted question of identity ahead of Sunday's elections The post After migrant influx, voters ask: What makes a German? appeared first on The Times of Israel.

The Reform Movement's commitment to diversity stops at tolerating Republicans The post Ideological inbreeding in US Judaism appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Repair work on a cracked rig at the Tamar field will take days to fix, says Energy Ministry; power cuts possible The post Gas shortage expected following pipeline failure off Israeli waters appeared first on The Times of Israel.

As I lock the door, I wish the house goodbye and good luck. I am excited for the family that will move in here. The post My parents’ house appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Dozens of individuals, some waving Mexican flags, spontaneously cheer delegation which is aiding in search for survivors following earthquake The post Israeli rescue team applauded in the streets of Mexico appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Leader of Islamist movement called Israel 'a cancer to root out' and stated that the Holocaust was a 'myth' The post Mohammed Akef, who transformed Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, dies at 89 appeared first on The Times of Israel.

The working script for the 1961 film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,' including deleted scenes, is among rarities being sold The post Audrey Hepburn’s family opens up her attic for auction appeared first on The Times of Israel.

At Gan Gurim, though many of the children were born in America, you’ll have trouble finding English child-rearing norms anywhere The post This US preschool is so Israeli it may as well be Tel Aviv appeared first on The Times of Israel.