Serious cases climb to 29; over 16,000 vaccine doses administered Wednesday amid race to inoculate children and teens

Terror group said insisting on release of convicted murderers; Jerusalem conditions Gaza reconstruction on release of IDF soldiers' bodies, 2 civilian captives

Tehran's envoy to UN tells Security Council assurances needed to build 'confidence' in continued adherence to 2015 pact; urges holding Israel to account for 'adventuristic' attacks

US prosecutors say jailed detective Aviram Azari organized hacking missions through unnamed third parties against American companies based in New York, Reuters reports

Iranian agents infiltrated small Israeli messaging groups, escaping the notice of social media giants and authorities, the New York Times reports

A more senior official joins the Cairo team hosting Israel-Hamas talks, as diplomatic efforts intensify and Egypt seeks to win favor in Washington

In 2017, Israel Securities Authority chair Shmuel Hauser agreed to water down a bill that would have significantly curtailed eToro’s global expansion. Now he's a board member

'Gazoz,' by Benny Briga and Adeena Sussman, brings the secrets of this fruity, sparkling beverage from farm to table

Gwen Goldman, 70, also throws out first pitch; still has 1961 letter from then-general manager Roy Hamey explaining that as a girl, she would feel 'out of place' in dugout

In first major trip in new role, foreign minister charms hosts and opens 'bottleneck' to new agreements, apparently held up by Netanyahu's desire to secure limelight for himself

Report on local authorities shows that less than half the budget needed for government-backed plan was supplied during 2017-2020, no uniform definition of domestic violence

10-year-old Lucia Guara and 4-year-old Emma Guara found alongside their mother Anaely Rodriguez; number of residents unaccounted for stands at 145

Report says NIS 12-15 million price tag would be for security arrangements needed to protect PM's house in central city of Ra'anana

'Once the Israeli teams landed, there was a veritable sigh of relief,' says one community member; volunteers stress they're not just there for the Jewish community, but for all

Ruth Behar mines family lore for 'Letters From Cuba,' a book for readers ages 8-12 about a pre-teen Polish-Jewish girl's solo journey to life in remote sugar plantation town