'Green Pass' uses a simple QR code to store inoculation status and personal information; Health Ministry says it will fine those with fake documents, issue more secure ones soon

National alpine ski team flies to Italy without Samira Zargari; under law, husbands can stop their wives from traveling outside of Iran

Aura Air says its devices, released during the pandemic, can disinfect 99.9% of viruses and bacteria

Initial investigation said to find 40-year-old man stabbed his mother to death while she slept in her bed

Prices have continued to rise since the summer of 2011, which saw dozens join tent encampments across Israel to protest the high cost of living

Iran plans to restrict UN inspections if the US does not lift sanctions by February 21; Thursday meeting 'unlikely' to prevent Tehran from moving ahead

Some areas of capital see six inches of snow; schools shut in some parts of north, West Bank, with delayed start in Jerusalem; man dies of hypothermia in Kiryat Gat

Ancient custom of letting the first customer of the day name their price, once practiced by Jews and Muslims alike, helps keep the balance in country's busy markets

Unnamed officer, who is still on trial, was set to be transferred to fire department, but civil service commissioner vetoes move

A Holocaust survivor tells a fellow shopper she only eats that jam because company's owners saved her family in the Holocaust, but secretive French family isn't commenting

3,000 sticks of dynamite reduce former crown jewel of casino empire to rubble; building declared a public health hazard after standing empty since 2014

In historian Wendy Lower’s new book, the genocide's early 'Holocaust by bullets' is explained through a meticulous dissection of a Ukrainian slaughter photo from October 13, 1941

Moise Katumbi has presidential aspirations, is seen as a reformer in troubled country; while he doesn't identify as Jewish, he has a 'warm connection to Judaism and Israel'

Iranians find workarounds to buy the newest consoles and play video games online, as many firms refrain from doing business in country due to fear of punishment

Goal will likely come about gradually and experts unsure how long it will last or how it will be affected by emerging variants