Morgan stormed off the set of 'Good Morning Britain' Tuesday after confrontation over Markle coverage

18,000 Palestinians working in Israel vaccinated so far ■ Israel's top court hears petition on disclosing details of unvaccinated ■ Palestinian prime minister warns of delays to further COVID vaccine deliveries

‘The One’ is a hugely enjoyable British sci-fi thriller, while Russell T. Davies’ ‘It’s a Sin’ is a heart-on-sleeve AIDS drama set in 1980s London

Israel has a total of about 129 species defined as having an especially close relationship to cultivated species, and the number rises to 300 species if the count includes a somewhat more distant relationship

Sector sources say that younger employees are expecting a high salary and a generous benefit package

By international measures, Israel is off the charts and is way ahead of other countries in terms of the percentage of the population that’s vaccinated against COVID, at 57 percent

With a track record in the real world, some conclusions can be drawn about possible side effects, which are generally minor, at a time when nearly 6,000 Israelis and more than 2.6 million worldwide have died of the virus

From polling place confusion to vote counting, the coronavirus may have a profound effect on Israel’s election for these eight reasons

On Sunday, 3,662 new cases were diagnosed; So far, 4,995,253 Israelis have received at least the first dose of the vaccine, while 5,922 have died from the virus

Netanyahu was asked to respond to the petition by Tuesday, after the Prime Minister’s Office said that disclosing the diary would constitute an invasion of privacy

Israel's Justice Hayut: Privacy rights are being eroded because of the COVID-19 pandemic

A WHO report on the pandemic in the West Bank noted a rise of 38 percent in infections and 61 percent in deaths in the week compared to the week before the report was published

Police suspect shooting was result of a family feud; teen's death marks the 23rd murder in the Arab community since January this year

In latest Channel 13 Israeli election poll, anti-Netanyahu parties also fail to reach 61-seat majority, and former Likud member Gideon Sa'ar's party drops below 10 seats

Current Hamas political leader in Gaza is facing a challenge from Nizar Awadallah, one of the organization’s leaders; Gaza reports say Awadallah wins first round, with another remaining

It’s perfectly legitimate if the prime minister’s political inclinations sit squarely with the Republicans. It’s not legitimate to make Israel a wedge issue in American politics

Al Thani Foundation will pay Sotheby’s to return the 268 rare artifacts to the Museum for Islamic Art in Jerusalem, which came under fire for its decision to sell them

Seventy Democrats and 70 Republicans urge Biden admin. to address Iran’s nuclear program, Iran’s ballistic missile program and Iran’s broader illicit activities

There was no immediate comment from Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on the draft proposal or a sternly worded letter from U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken

Fuelled by COVID, 129 billion face masks are now used and trashed every month around the world. From spreading infection to entangling birds to littering the oceans, we’re now facing a pandemic of pollution

The group, numbering in thousands, includes suspected collaborators with Israel, LGBTQ Palestinians and those married to Israelis ■ Two COVID vaccination centers, in Tel Aviv and Be'er Sheva, were allocated for the drive

Foreign students, diplomats, asylum seekers and other non-citizens have received the Pfizer vaccine in Israel. But getting certification that grants them access to public spaces is proving more complicated

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Rising sea is unstoppable and the world is in dangerous denial about the ramifications, not only for homes with a view of the great blue yonder

'There is more openness and enthusiasm for the presence of a Jewish community,' says Elie Abadie, new senior rabbi of the Jewish Council of the Emirates

Rescuers were blocked from passing to the other side of the separation barrier without a military escort, as they tried to reach the family in the neighborhood of Kafr Aqab

The military denied reports that economic hardship spurred a rise in forces abandoning duty, but sources say a buildup of pressure on lower-ranking servicemen has fueled concerns

Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca are in advanced stages of trials for under-16s, and Israel's coronavirus vaccination drive is set to expand. But parents may be less willing to get their children inoculated

In latest debate over the historicity of the Bible, Israeli researchers get potty-mouthed over whether a 2,800-year-old shrine in Lachish was really desecrated by installing a lavatory

OECD doubles U.S. growth forecast to 6.5% on stimulus

The Aphrodite gas field, discovered in 2011, has remained untouched because part of the Cypriot reserve juts onto Israeli waters

'You go completely insane,' said British-Australian Kylie Moore-Gilbert, who was sentenced to 10 years on espionage charges, in first public remarks since her release in a prisoner swap

Al Mezan makes rare public call as its own investigation finds the three Palestinians died in an explosion on their boat, apparently caused by a rocket fired by a local armed group

Haberman, 47, joined The New York Times in 2015 to cover the 2016 presidential race. Her reporting on Trump earned her a share in the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting

While some corporations have condemned the 147 Republicans and cut off contributions, mega-rich individual donors have largely stayed quiet since the Capitol riots

The figure represents almost 54 percent of the population, but the Health Ministry warns against another severe coronavirus wave unless 90 percent are inoculated

The Rapid Action Battalion is accused of extrajudicial killings and torture of hundreds of civilians. Documents show they purchased Cellebrite’s phone-hacking tech and received training

Israel's top court hears petition on disclosing details of unvaccinated ■ Palestinian prime minister warns of delays to further vaccine deliveries ■ Vaccination of Palestinian workers in Israel begins

Justice Ministry officials voice concern after Israeli leader urges supporters to rally at its headquarters

18,000 delegates and dozens of politicians converged on Washington, D.C. for the AIPAC Policy Conference in March 2020 with nary a face mask or social-distancing rule in sight. A year on, attendees recall the event that first brought the coronavirus ...

Far-right Religious Zionism party holds meetings in publicly funded yeshivas throughout the country, ignoring IDF laws

As Israel's general election gets closer, dubious interests are surrounding the lifting of coronavirus restrictions and the hasty return to routine

Shas ads marketing food coupons as a personal project of Arye Dery have popped up throughout the country

The Kahol Lavan chairman, who fears that his ministers will be fired after the elections, is asking for the justice minister position to be filled at the same time

Dan Gertler, who is embroiled in a corruption scandal in the Democratic Republic of Congo, received a reprieve in Donald Trump's very last days in office

Israeli forces reportedly fired flares in the area

Last week, Hadassah director announced he would bar all unvaccinated workers from contact with patients unless they had an approved medical reason for forgoing the coronavirus shot

The move is part of a recent acceleration by Iran of its violations of restrictions under that deal, which granted Iran relief from financial sanctions in return for curbs to its nuclear activities

Even with the economy reopening, the government faces new challenges, such as joblessness, which old approaches can’t solve, so it has its work cut out

Two 17-year-old Palestinians reportedly wounded, with one in serious condition and another in fair condition

Scientists revisit Neanderthal bones from Spy Cave that had been dated to as recent as 28,000 years ago and realize they were contaminated by a modern cow

Meretz and Labor should have both thought of this a month ago, when they had a chance to merge their slates and run on one list

The left-wing party's no. 4 said in an interview in Arabic that she would abstain on a bill banning 'conversion therapy,' but later backtracked in Hebrew, promising to support any law advancing LGBTQ rights

Central Elections Committee budgets over $60 million for special coronavirus arrangements on Election Day, including transportation for patients and converting buses into polling stations

Forum of Medical School Deans warns unvaccinated students may miss more than a year of schooling

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said during a briefing that fully vaccinated individuals can visit with unvaccinated, low-risk people from one other household without masks

The rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. is offering hope that the pandemic that has upended life around the world will finally draw to an end, but uneven distribution is creating its own problems

Houthis step up attacks as U.S., UN push for truce; Biden halts support for offensive operations but pledges to continue to aid Saudi defense

The unusual photographs were distributed on social media after the suspects' arrest over allegedly assaulting an Israeli army soldier and stealing his weapon

The police order was signed by Public Security Amir Ohana, who said the event was organized by the PA; organizers said was run by local women in East Jerusalem

The book Amos Oz’s daughter wrote about his abuse of her as a child is causing shock waves, with many relating to it as the truth, not a literary work. It is a deceptive and unbalanced effort by an entitled person

Once the proud preserve of Jewish Diaspora organizations, aliyah funding is increasingly being ‘outsourced’ to deeply devout Christian groups with equally deep pockets and their own motives to encourage the ingathering of the exiles

The announcement comes after seawater pollution recovered to normal levels following the ecological disaster, but not all beaches will reopen

Found in a Scythian grave in the frozen Altai Mountains, this ancient Persian-type rug maintained its bright colors. How could that be?

Only Palestinian workers who have permits to enter and work in Israel are eligible for COVID vaccine ■ Israel allocates doses for 120,000 laborers

The HDP in Turkey and the Joint List in Israel crafted an unprecedented political renaissance for their countries’ Kurdish and Arab minorities. But now Erdogan and Netanyahu must invalidate them to stay in power

In recent years, airports across the world have accelerated their use of timesaving facial recognition technology to move passengers to their flights

Runaway leader in global and U.S. markets faces geopolitical tensions, hit by U.S. restrictions

Few people have been as deeply involved in Trump’s finances as Allen Weisselberg, a trusted figure in Trump’s family business who began working for Trump’s father, Fred, in 1973

First forays into bars and restaurants after the lifting of coronavirus restrictions were a cause for celebration among Israeli diners thrilled not to be cooking at home

Since the Lebanese pound tumbled to a new low last Tuesday, protesters have been blocking roads daily

Army says attacker in first incident 'neutralized' ■ One soldier sustained light wounds to his hand

This comes after judge refused to strike from the ruling a mention of 'special methods' used during interrogation of Palestinian suspect

Adviser to Saudi royal family, who says he was briefed on matter, tells Wall Street Journal that it's clear attack did not come from direction of Yemen ■ Iran yet to respond to allegations

Israelis will be prioritized prior to March 23 election, after which a special committee will consider applications from select groups, including foreign workers and citizens' parents and partners

Israel has small rise in infection rate as economy reopens ■ COVID czar says wearing masks outdoors not critical, but still mandatory ■ Israel promotes bill to use e-bracelets to track quarantine of Israelis returning from abroad

Sources close to developments in probe say that the explosive device was planted near Israeli embassy by local Indian Shia cell on Iran's behalf, Hindustan Times reports

Women made up 70 percent of the newly unemployed during Israel's COVID lockdowns, while the average number of monthly domestic violence reports has more than doubled

Duchess Meghan says she received no help when she had suicidal thoughts as a working royal, as Prince Harry says he feels 'let down' by his father

Concerned about the labor market amid as unemployment remains at a high 12%, the Bank of Israel looks askance at the prime minister’s grants program

After months at home during COVID lockdowns, Israeli students and teachers voice excitement at being back at school – although some still note the advantages of remote learning

How a court ruling on non-Orthodox converts and an international war crimes probe could plague the prime minister ahead of - and especially after - this month's election.

State media earlier said the Saudi-led military coalition battling the Houthis had intercepted 12 armed drones aimed at 'civilian targets' without specifying a location in the kingdom

Meretz leader Nitzan Horowitz defends remarks on International Criminal Court probe, tells Haaretz his party won't quit the election race and that he's willing to team up with rightist parties to replace Netanyahu

Citizens entering Israel will be given the option of an electronic bracelet, staying in a COVID quarantine hotel, or giving police access to their phone location in order to ensure they remain in self-isolation

Many were surprised to be allowed onto flight as Israel's coronavirus rules changed rapidly after numerous cancellations

The Hebrew-language headline of a Haaretz analysis about a potential Hamas victory in Palestinian elections unintentionally reveals a false consciousness