Israelis with COVID vaccination certificates should be able to travel to Greece without restriction, a trial run for other nations as Greece attempts to rescue its tourism industry

In its race to absolve Marjorie Taylor Greene and divert attention towards Ilhan Omar, the GOP is pushing a totally false comparison which whitewashes the persistent antisemitism within its own party

The move would have consequences for the bilateral relations with Israel, the MPs write in a letter to Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab

Researchers at Israel’s Technion – including a high-schooler – have created the ‘Ramanujan Machine,’ a revolutionary generator of conjectures on fundamental constants, which usually take a lifetime to formulate

Under the pretense of offering donations, fake social media accounts were used to try to find out more details about the Israeli movement’s leaders. The FBI is being asked to investigate

Other countries have been limiting travel as new variants spread, too, but the key is implementing smart policies

Holy sites, beaches, locals are vaccinated against COVID-19: The local industry is strategizing how to get visitors back, but the future is murky

The defense establishment made some unusual legal claims to justify funding the purchase of F-35s and other air force hardware

Gabi Ashkenazi reaches out to allies after ICC decision paving way for war crimes investigations against Israel and Hamas

In wide ranging conversation on CNN, Secretary of State also stops short of endorsing Trump's groundbreaking recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights

In proposed outline, grades 1-4, 11 and 12 will reopen in cities with low COVID infection rates; Haaretz breaks down Israel's plan for reopening schools

With the COVID vaccine now available to all over the age of 16, and in the face of disinformation, Israel plans a campaign to convince people to get the shot

Documents obtained from the IDF show Palestinians are expelled from Jordan Valley firing zones while settlers are left alone

During Martin Griffiths' first visit to Iran in his role as UN Yemen mediator, the pair discussed 'urgent need to make progress towards a nationwide ceasefire'

For Netanyahu, being in the dock during an election, a victim of the 'deep-state' cabal of leftist prosecutors and journalists, at the mercy of the distrusted judges, may actually help him court Israel's right-wing electorate

The teeth had been thought to date to as much as 120,000 years ago. But that’s not when they’re from, new study says

Russian authorities imposed a lockdown during the first wave of the pandemic last year, but resisted doing so again in September when the daily number of cases began to rise

The municipality, along with Ichilov hospital, will be vaccinating 2,000 people daily in the city's Neve Sha'anan neighborhood, and stress that those receiving the COVID vaccine will not be checked by Israeli immigration authorities

Seeking to bury the hatchet, Cohen interviews Daniels in the latest episode of his podcast: 'Mea Culpa'

South Africa said on Sunday it would put on hold its use of the AstraZeneca shot after research showing it was only minimally effective in preventing mild-to-moderate illness against a variant in the country

How long immunity lasts from natural infection is one of the big questions in the pandemic

The battle inside the Republican Party is taking place both in the halls of Congress and on the state level - where more and more local officials are spreading the antisemitic QAnon conspiracy theory

Authorities hope that additional protections will help improve tourism at the Red Sea resort, which has been dented by a long-running Islamist insurgency, the coronavirus pandemic and other disasters

Rep. Ron Wright represented the 6th Congressional District in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He was first elected in 2018

Chief judge on panel expresses reservations, tells premier's defense lawyers that they knew the case would be going to court, process of hearing witnesses would have started long ago 'If it wasn’t for the coronavirus'

Researchers from Checkpoint discover Iranian hacker group has infected computers across the world with malware, allowing them to capture victim’s screens and record their audio

Try to be a feminist in Algeria, where the minister of culture and arts says that 'a woman who doesn’t know how to make couscous constitutes a threat to family life'

104 Yazidis whose bodies had been dumped by the Islamic State in mass graves were identified by DNA samples and buried as part of an effort by a UN team to exhume the more than 80 mass graves found

Amanda Gorman, in a first, brings poetry to Super Bowl

Avichai Mendelblit characterized the move as legally problematic, but said he could defend it at the High Court should the need arise

The metal block has old Turkic script that reads 'Look at the sky, see the moon' and was found near Gobekli Tepe. Other mysterious monoliths have popped up around the world in recent months

I was a Cold Warrior. I worked in the Reagan White House. But thanks to Trump and his GOP creatures, I have severed my association with the Republican Party, and I won’t even call myself conservative anymore

Schools to remain shut as government debates exit strategy ■ 22 percent of Israelis have received second COVID vaccine dose

Both print and electronic outlets are supporting the project of crowding Palestinians into Bantustans so that most of the West Bank will be annexed and the Jews will benefit from cheap real estate

The Arab family, all Israeli citizens, was picnicking at a site near Ramallah, not far from an outpost, when settlers harassed them and called the army

Netanyahu's defense team requests that the evidentiary stage in his corruption trial be postponed by three or four months

For the last two years, Israel has been on hold, going through a long election campaign interrupted by temporary governments unpalatable to Netanyahu's taste for corruption with impunity

Even as he celebrates the vaccination drive, Netanyahu completely ignores the fact that over 5,000 Israelis have died of coronavirus, and his campaign against the legal system is clearly undermining efforts to get the pandemic under control

Under Trump, the U.S. had left the organization on grounds of being biased against Israel and inefficient

Vaccines can achieve herd immunity and a gradual waning of the disease, but in the case of the coronavirus, vaccination won’t be able to immediately stop the virus

As many as 300,000 people were killed and 2.7 million people were driven from their homes in the conflict in the western Darfur region in 2003

Schultz, who played a central role in helping bring about the end of the Cold War, was one of the longest-serving secretaries of state, held four different Cabinet-level positions and remained active through his 90s

'This is a catastrophe,' French ambassador Philippe Leglise-Costa told a Jan. 27 meeting, according to a diplomatic note seen by Reuters

The panic number has been disseminated again, lawyers are on alert and Israel has already reached out to friendly countries for advance information on arrest warrants. None of this is justified at present

Concerns have grown amid soaring initial public offerings activity on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange due to the coronavirus

Central bank's purchases follow program to buy $30 billion in 2021

Online filing was made available to minimize crowding at police stations during the coronavirus crisis. But Palestinians can't access the system, even though Israel Police serves them too

While he's waiting for the new U.S. president to call, Israel's prime minister has more pressing matters to think about: Iran, the ICC, an election and a trial.

Ahead of a crucial election that will determine his own legal future, Netanyahu pressured Israel's smaller right-wing parties to accept far-right elements that were once shunned by the mainstream

The security cabinet doubles down on Netanyahu's claims that the International Criminal Court was singling Israel out, accusing it of being 'driven by antisemitic principles'

Lokman Slim's killing provided Lebanese journalists a reminder they didn't need of how dangerous their profession is, and not because they cover battlefields

Committee rejects master plan that would have given construction permits to residents of Walaja citing environmental concerns, while allowing settlement expansion in same area

The one-day delay, which came at the request of Trump attorney David Schoen, raises questions about how long it will take to finish the trial

Anti-death penalty charity Reprieve welcomed the news, but cautioned that the kingdom should ensure the decree was applied to all juvenile offenders

The Nebraska Republican Party’s State Central Committee is expected to vote Feb. 13 on a possible censure of Senator Sasse

In a CBS interview, Biden agrees 'they'd have to stop enriching uranium first'

For Jews, there are two contradictory Georgias: a forward-thinking haven, and the deep racist, antisemitic south; Jon Ossoff and Marjorie Taylor Greene. But it's Greene's bigotry that seems to have rising value

Israel had prepared a confidential list of past and present officials who might be wanted by the international court, in the wake of decision on possible war crimes ■ Officials say several member states have agreed to warn Israel of any plan to arr...

'Please, magical religious thinking is a virus and QAnon is just its current mutation,' said Maher, HBO's late-night political satirist

‘How can you be offended by the truth?’ asks Katarzyna Markusz, after being asked by Warsaw police if an article she wrote last October was intended to slander the good name of the nation

In a rare move, Israel allowed Palestinian armed security forces to enter Kafr Aqab to calm matters

Experts point to easing of restrictions, the U.K. variant, and the proportion of those over 60 who haven't received the vaccine as factors in expected rise of coronavirus cases in Israel

The 34-year-old ophthalmologist was one of eight whistleblowers who local authorities punished early on for 'spreading rumors' about a SARS-like virus in a social media group

Proposed plan would have some grades in towns with higher coronavirus infection rates study on alternate days and only outdoors

A boost to forests in otherwise clement conditions was expected, but their contribution to the spread of aviating mammals and zoonotic diseases was not quite as obvious

The vaccines were produced by the Serum Institute of India (SII), which is producing the AstraZenecca/Oxford University vaccine for mid- and low-income countries

The splintering of the Arab vote could result in a right-wing government with extreme elements

Gadi Taub has no problem loving authoritarians who use classic antisemitic stereotypes because he wholeheartedly backs their vision of illiberal democracy – for Israel

Netflix’s ‘Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel’ (about Elisa Lam) and HBO’s ‘The Lady and the Dale’ are true crime tales with a difference, ones that are just as concerned with the ‘scene’ as the ‘crime’

Tehran has threatened to expel nuclear inspections, begun enriching uranium closer to weapons-grade levels and ramped up its military drills

Wyoming GOP overwhelmingly voted to censure Rep. Liz Cheney for vote to impeach Trump

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene took a defiant tone after being stripped of her committee assignments: 'Oh this is going to be fun!'

An investigation into Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank will pose serious legal and political challenges. But once we separate the signal from the noise, the ICC’s decision looks somewhat less daunting

As part of the IDF’s vaccination drive, soldiers were instructed to report their details on Google’s platform. The free online program can expose personal details. Why does the IDF keep using it?

Ahead of a scheduled hearing in which Netanyahu must appear, Yariv Levin claims holding hearings before vote is 'blatant election interference'

Both are standout players, but only one — Ali Marpet, a sixth-year pro for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is expected to suit up for the NFL championship game on Sunday

Dobbs flooded his Twitter feed with tweets and retweets commenting on his departure, including thanking former president Donald Trump for his support

Blinken's first call to a Gulf state since assuming his new role was to the United Arab Emirates' minister of Foreign Affairs on Thursday

Aid groups working in Yemen welcomed the move: 'This is a sigh of relief and a victory for the Yemeni people'

COVID cabinet to discuss reopening some schools this week ■ Israel lifts restrictions on movement, one-on-one businesses reopen

The Iran-backed Houthi's bomb-laden unmanned aerial vehicle aimed to target 'civilians and civilian objects,' Saudi-led coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Malki said

'The UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths has arrived in Tehran for a two-day visit, during which he will meet with Iranian officials,' state TV said

Third lockdown ends but schools remain closed ■ Thousands attend funeral of prominent rabbi in central Israel ■ 22 percent of Israelis have received second vaccine dose

In preliminary phase of trial, court will have to decide whether Irmgard P., who was a minor when she served in the Stutthof concentration camp, can bear responsibility for the crimes committed outside her office

The prosecution would probe both Israel and Hamas for their conduct in the 2014 war, Israel's response to Palestinian protests along the Gaza border starting in 2018, and the settling of Israeli civilians in the West Bank

The Justice Ministry unit that investigates alleged police misconduct by has opened an investigation into Amir Raz, 33, suspected of killing his wife Diana Raz, 35