Likud MK David Bitan returned to the critical care coronavirus unit for emergency treatment on Tuesday morning after his condition deteriorated.

The chilly winter weather took a temporary break in the past few days for a spring-like coolness – and an ethereal fog.

The Economy and Industry Ministry has approved the establishment of a new factory for the production of cannabis products, the first of its kind.

Silo Cafe, located in Jerusalem's First Station, has launched a community kitchen project that offers restaurant-quality meals to locals on a pay what you can (PWYC) basis.

The Advancement for Women and Gender Equality committee welcomes those who enter with a new sign that reads "Bruchot Habaot," acknowledging genders other than males.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "We are in a state of emergency."

The string of thefts occurred from August 2020 up until two weeks ago.

The cat had wandered into the wrong apartment and was subsequently thrown out the window. The suspect reportedly laughed about it and asked "well? What's up with the cat? Is she dead yet?"

Next week’s hearing would feature Netanyahu in-person appearance and was also expected to be when the Jerusalem District Court would set dates in February for starting to hear witnesses, the heart of the trial.

Harvard, Oxford and South African educated candidate to replace her in Knesset.

Can Gantz be the scapegoat for a 30-year issue?

Health Ministry authorized Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, but says unaware of pending shipment.

Deri’s office has said that the Interior Ministry is conducting “an in-depth examination” of the wedding and registration process which he said the state has not encountered before.

Sourasky and Hadassah have stopped vaccinating, and the Maccabi health fund have stopped making new appointments.

University of Washington professor will be on his list

Since Israel started vaccinations, over a million citizens have received the vaccine. If we keep that rate up the entire population of Israel could be fully vaccinated in a total of 100 days.

Readers of the Jerusalem Post have their say.

The decision by Hayut may signal optimism for those still hoping Israel will follow through on its promise to legalize recreational cannabis.

No longer will bus drivers flee, leaving behind disabled passengers, an adviser to the Defense Ministry said.

Artists collaborate in the Omanut-o-namut Festival today.

As Israel entered its second lockdown, hordes of Tel Avivians began to congregate at the square with takeaway food, snacks, blankets, cigarettes and a variety of beer and wine in tow.

The Foreign Ministry has been working to help those European diplomats understand the shift in the paradigm of the Middle East.

National Union leader Bezalel Smotrich called upon Bayit Yehudi to merge with his party before it elects a new leader.

The alleged attacker was holding a cleaver and was shot.

Israel is looking more attractive than ever as a place to live.

Throughout the coronavirus crisis, at-risk youth have been caught in the middle of labor disputes and budget crises.

Reds overcome Gilboa, yellow-and-blue nets derby triumph to roar into State Cup Final Four.

The prosecution's conduct has been accused of amounting to a cover-up for the police.

Experts credit increased access to contraception, sex-ed