Announcement comes as new infections stabilize ■ Government fulfills testing promise but Ramadan worries remain

Timely lockdown measures saved lives and averted the collapse of the health care system, but Israel remains terribly passive on two critical issues; Israelis snitch on each other amid coronavirus fears, showing signs of police state mentality

Trump could greenlight unprecedented steps vis-à-vis Israel to pander to his evangelical base. Is Netanyahu in the mindset to make unilateral moves?

Court is part of 'deep state' determined to put Netanyahu in prison, the premier says in private conversations, warns of civil revolt if he's not allowed to rule

Chinese authorities raise death toll in the epicenter by 1,290, claiming medical institutions were overwhelmed with patients during the early stages of the outbreak

Advocates of the theory propounded by philosopher Ayn Rand are radical individualists who are sometimes said to love humankind but to hate human beings. A surprising pre-pandemic journey to their headquarters in Los Angeles

Dozens of elderly people from two different nursing homes received false positives; at least 16 were taken to coronavirus wards, where they were heavily exposed to the virus

Right now, Israel looks a lot safer than in New York, London or Paris. Does Israel have a moral duty to serve as a haven for Jews against the COVID-19 plague, and to welcome their bodies for burial here?