French FM says Tehran won't get 'better offer' to revive accord; US rejects Iranian demand for guarantee future presidents won't leave deal

Elderly and at-risk to be given priority; unclear whether vaccines will immediately be available to all, with lethargic response expected from public

DC-based think tank, citing claim by Moscow, says Kyiv deploying T-72s as it tries to push gains into Russian-occupied region of Luhansk

Religious Zionism's Smotrich, who champions an Israel governed by religious law, slams Ben Barak's 'incitement'; MK Stern says party is threat to rights of women, LGBTQ community

Military lookout units to turn their attention from Egyptian border to nearby Israeli towns, where residents say police are unable to provide security

Demonstrations break out after operation, which terror group claims was carried out at Israel's behest; arrested men suspected of involvement in shooting attacks

After some concern over displays to monarch at Holocaust site, managers move expressions of mourning to official tribute area

Man in his 20s reportedly detained for several days after Lebanese authorities find out he booked Beirut hotel reservation from Israel

Hadas Klein says she hid expensive champagne bottles in bags to smuggle them into Netanyahu residence; defense lawyer says she has inflated value of gifts in graft case

In an unusual move, officers placed surveillance devices inside Avriel Bar Yosef's house while he was behind bars, report says

Crowds at events for former US president and a Republican candidate in Pennsylvania raise their right hands in unison in possible reference to QAnon conspiracy movement

Troops reportedly open fire on demonstrators in Iran's Kurdish region during protests over Mahsa Amini, who died while in custody of morality police

Turkish president meets with community representatives in New York ahead of UNGA, calls antisemitism a 'crime against humanity,' as ties warm between Jerusalem and Ankara

PM scheduled to meet Turkey's Erdogan, UK's Truss, Greece's Mitsotakis, UN chief Guterres before Thursday address

Board discussing dissolution of 74-year-old institution that serves 24,000 Jews, due to resignations, lawsuits and flight of longtime donors