Worldwide, health officials are anxiously watching to see just how much infection rates rise in a second wave as nations and states emerge from varying degrees of lockdown

The restrictions and their economic fallout mean 5.6 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey face even greater hardship, and UN says 70 percent are going hungry

The king of comedy’s new stand-up special on Netflix, ‘23 Hours to Kill,’ is his first in 22 years – and it’s no laughing matter

Ahlam Al-Tamimi was sentenced to life in Israel but released in a prisoner exchange with Israel in 2011

Former president of synagogue in New Rochelle, an initial U.S. epicenter for the coronavirus, says people are missing the physical sense of community ‘tremendously,’ but a rush to reopen shuls must be avoided

Government sources say the payment is an advance on the tax revenue Israel collects on the PA's behalf, after court hears of 'ongoing dialogue' to handle the pandemic

Tola’as Yaakov synagogue reportedly issued with cease-and-desist order by city officials after chaotic funeral for rabbi and subsequent memorial attended by some 100 congregants

Growth in applications for benefits slows but is seven times the pre-pandemic rate