Israel rules against lifting weekend measures ■ Schools to reopen with hybrid distance learning ■ Death toll tops 500 ■ West Bank reverses trend, with more recoveries than infections

Expats and self-described patriots say Israel's economic crisis and Netanyahu's assault on democracy are not 'someone else’s problem'

They've chosen the path of solidarity, compassion and cooperation, unlike the aggressiveness and competitiveness they say they were taught in Israeli society

17-year-old Graham Clark posted messages under the profiles that solicited investments in bitcoin, a digital currency, said the Florida State Attorney's Office

Algorithms are taking control of our lives. Will we ever be able to understand how they work?

Protesters call on Netanyahu to resign at official residence in Jerusalem, private home in Caesarea; Five detained for harassing protesters, one for throwing a stone

Egypt, a close ally of Greece and Cyprus, denounces first step of oil and gas exploration as an 'attack on sovereign rights'