Gamida Cell shares surge after results of key trial show flagship drug results in faster blood count recovery, fewer bacterial and viral infections after bone marrow transplants

5,540 new cases diagnosed on Wednesday; serious cases also on the decline, for 3rd day; 7.5% of tests return positive

Report says army, police knew in advance of planned robbery at Beersheba site but failed to prevent it; military equipment, but not weapons, snatched; no suspects arrested

Dovish lawmaker says she was only joking when she said was drawn to Netanyahu's right-wing party

Sister Andre says one of her fondest memories was the return of two of her brothers at the end of World War I

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas says that while Holocaust 'rightly takes the central place in our memory, there are still gaps elsewhere' including suffering of Poles in WWII

Jewish former state treasurer adopts slogan that has sparked concern for its links to anti-Semitism; says Trump's 2nd impeachment trial makes his 'blood boil'

Loujain al-Hathloul, who pushed to end ban on women driving, remains under strict conditions including 5-year travel ban, 3 years of probation

In bid to raise city's inoculation rate, municipality advertises late-night event with free bowls of the traditional stew, bread rolls and juice for those who get vaccinated

ADL, in 1st report on Tehran curriculum in half a decade, finds it replete with hate and conspiracies; kids taught to chant 'Death to Israel,' seek Jewish state's elimination

Gina Carano, who has been criticized for her anti-mask and election fraud posts on social media, said 'hating' her politics was like the hate directed at Jews by the Nazis

Police are investigating incidents, which Jewish community called a deliberate attempt to desecrate the houses of worship

Preschools, grades 1-4, 11-12 resume in low to medium infection zones after over a month of lockdown, some schools to delay reopening citing lack of time to prepare

Security group records 1,668 anti-Jewish attacks in 2020, including 100 violent assaults, says pandemic fueling conspiracy theories

Israel's new normalization deals were founded on a common Iranian foe, New York Times reports, but are also helping nations of the region unite against threats from a tiny weevil