Tens of thousands rally in Spain, demanding PM to resign
The rally, organized by conservative and center-right parties, calls for Sanchez to step down over his handling of Catalonia's secession crisis
Birth control in Jewish law: One rabbi says condoms might be OK
"We need to know that the use of condoms is possibly relevant even when there is no danger to the woman if she gets pregnant and only if birth control is permitted for her spouse."
BERLINALE BRIEFS: Ozon’s ‘By the Grace of God’ tackles abuse scandal
Ozon, who is known for such films as Double Lover and Swimming Pool, acknowledged at a press conference that while the Catholic Church in France has attacked the film, he stayed true to the facts.
Marimbas from Estonia
MustonenFest Tallinn-Tel Aviv brings together some great Estonian-Israeli collaborations.
‘Juden’ scrawled across bagel shop in Paris Jewish quarter
Police are investigating the incident, which French Jewish umbrella group says 'recalls the darkest hours of history'
How Venezuela turns its useless bank notes into gold
The existence of Maduro's gold program is well-known. How it functions is not
Egypt’s Sissi elected new chairman of African Union
Amnesty International warns the Egyptian president's poor human rights record could bode badly for the African Union
Genies or tourism? Saudi Arabia hopes ingrained beliefs won’t compromise promising sector
Belief in ‘jinn’ or ‘genies’ is a common notion that hovers over the kingdom’s pre- Islamic sites, one scholar claims