Jews and muslims
‘Stop living in fear!’ - opinion
A Nova Festival survivor reflects on interfaith solidarity and Hanukkah
A Jewish-Muslim ‘Nostra Aetate’ could reshape the Middle East - opinion
Rabbi Yonatan Neril: Founder of Israel's interfaith NGO linking religion and ecology
Jewish and Muslim institutions heighten security amid Israel-Iran war
New Jersey Imam with alleged Hamas ties fights extradition
Qatanani, who heads the Islamic Center of Passaic County, denies he was ever a part of the militant group, which the US and European Union classify as a terrorist organization.
Arab-Israeli MK: 'Islamophobic' Netanyahu, Trump fueling muezzin bill
Yisrael Beytenu MK Ilatov says Tibi inciting religious conflict over law.
My Word: Noise, no noise and good noise
The early calls to prayers by muezzins in not-solocal mosques are often impossible to ignore in my Jerusalem neighborhood.
Fine against muezzin kindles fresh controversy over Muslim call to prayer
"We don't want to give excuses to fundamentalist Muslims to convince young people that the others are anti-Islam."
Mountain Jews: Happy as a Jew in Azerbaijan
Arab League terms muezzin bill a 'very dangerous provocation'
Dozens of people including Balad party MPs Haneen Zoabi and Basel Ghattas demonstrated against the bill on Wednesday night in Jaffa.
Jewish and Muslim leaders call for end to violence and incitement
“In the name of God, we, people of the Holy Land and leaders of its religious communities are gathered to take upon ourselves to relentlessly seek peace in the Land,” declared the religious leaders.
Jews, Muslims unite to fight impact of campaign rhetoric
“What’s happened as a result of the poisonous atmosphere that Trump has created is that American Muslims are desperate for allies.”
Israeli bill to muffle Muslim call to prayer stokes tempers on all sides
“The problem could also be resolved through dialogue and agreement, but all the right-wing wants to do is create a provocation,” Joint List MK tells Post.
Palestinians: Israeli bill to silence mosques will lead to 'catastrophe'
The call to prayer, which usually lasts a few minutes, is sounded five times a day, first at dawn and last in the evening.