Coronavirus czar says country 'is at a critical point for all of us'; government vaccine adviser says those who received 3rd doses already showing high antibody levels

COVID-19 rates are hitting the ceiling again, but politicians are insistent that everything will be okay, even if health experts are not; will it be ditto for the climate crisis?

Nachman Shai conflates Israel boycott movement with Black Lives Matter, which was criticized for antisemitic remarks made by some of its leaders and won the support of many US Jews

Combat troop hit in the neck and moderately wounded at the Tze'elim army base; incident reportedly occurred while two units were operating in same area; IDF to investigate

Speaking about an uncomfortable topic 'can open some people's minds,' says Lonah Chemtai Salpeter, a medal favorite who ultimately finished 66th in Tokyo on Saturday

Lawsuit says British royal abused Virginia Giuffre on multiple occasions, during which she was given 'express or implied threats' by Epstein, Maxwell, and/or Andrew

Prodigious fundraiser is a board member of the Israel Policy Forum and was chairman of the National Jewish Democratic Council

Organization that brings young Jews to Israel for free shelves 42 of its 10-day visits planned for the summer after government orders all arrivals from US to isolate for a week

Police suspect incident related to criminal underworld; killing comes after woman seriously injured in Bat Yam in apparent case of mistaken identity

Jewish state can share tech on water use, agriculture, reforestation and more to advance 'climate diplomacy' with international community, Foreign Ministry head says

Ambassador to US notes recent fighting's shorter length, fewer casualties compared to 2014 war, arguing that new lines of communication in region make it easier to defuse conflict

Time's Up chief Roberta Kaplan had advised New York governor now accused of inappropriate conduct toward 11 women; also worked with aide who allegedly retaliated against accusers

Dina Averina says Linoy Ashram should not be blamed for winning the gold in contentious Tokyo competition as Moscow continues to fume over shock second-place finish

Jerusalem has asked Washington to convince families in high profile East Jerusalem eviction case to accept a deal that will allow them to stay as protected tenants

Tally is highest since February, with number of deaths and serious cases also continuing to mount; health minister says new restrictions, but not lockdown, being considered