The PM blitzes the media with his thoughts, Omicron's onslaught leads to a politically-tinged fight over school quarantines, and the AG's plate-clearing plea deals raise scrutiny

No group immediately claims latest attack, similar assaults routinely blamed on Iran-linked factions

Anatoly Viktorov decries 'hysterical' speculations around expected Russian invasion; blames US and Europe for arming Kyiv and stoking tensions

Members of Congress express concerns the probe has a mandate 'in perpetuity' to investigate any allegations against Israel in the past or in the future

Daily cases fall to 57,563; transmission rate nears 1, potentially signaling end of outbreak; 25% of tests positive; number of COVID patients in serious condition stable at 946

Court yet to finally rule on legality of protest against ending isolation for children; Yaffa Ben-David denies pressure from health official or outcry; only 50% of kids in school

White House looks to undercut Putin's plans by exposing them in a so-called 'prebuttal' that works better than an after-the-fact explanation

Board of Deputies of British Jews 'dismayed' by broadcaster continuing 'to cloud issue' of it claiming call for help in Hebrew was slur aimed at Muslims

Routes leading to Golan Heights and Mount Hermon ski resort remain closed after heavy snows; public urged not to try and reach the area

In 'Nazis of Copley Square,' historian Charles R. Gallagher argues that the widely overlooked Christian Front posed a true threat - and he's got newly released intel to prove it

Ramy Shaath, son of a top PLO official, was a leading figure in 2011 Egypt uprising and director of local BDS chapter; was jailed on charges of aiding a 'terrorist organization'

Lawyer Inbar Nacht says dramatic events at Kabul airport touched her 'most fundamental Jewish feelings'; IsraAid, 2nd Israeli group, helped 200 at-risk refugees reach safe shores

TV report says that after three men anonymously, but publicly, accused him of misconduct, police find no evidence of crimes in 2 cases and a 3rd has passed statute of limitations

'We remember the millions murdered': State leaders commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, as hate crimes remain high and awareness of genocide drops in US

White House denies comments, says president only spoke of 'a distinct possibility that the Russians could invade Ukraine in February;' US refers Ukraine crisis to Security Council