40% of cases in past month said to come from abroad, amid Delta variant fears; Binyamina designated 'yellow' town; but professionals say Israel likely protected from serious wave

Kobi Shabtai also said to approve use of drones carrying tear gas, as well as to allow cops to decide on use of batons without the order coming from a senior officer

Cabinet members poke fun at Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov after footage of his chiseled body is a hit online; he responds that he's just helping market Israel's coastline

25-year-old Vlad Logionov, an immigrant from Ukraine, says he came to 'surprise everyone and win' at the weekend's Road Race Championships at Beit Guvrin

Bushehr facility taken off power grid for a number of days; national electricity company calls on Iranians to minimize consumption during peak hours

Even with MK Mansour Abbas's $9.1 billion budget for Arab community, residents of Negev's unrecognized towns are skeptical promises will translate into reality

Military says Evyatar was established unlawfully and 'undermines the IDF's ability to maintain security in the area'; 4 Palestinians killed in clashes nearby in recent weeks

Shot fired at Khal Zichron Mordechai Synagogue on Saturday afternoon when house of worship was closed; no suspects arrested

Steps come amid fears dangerous Delta variant is being brought into country by travelers; Health Ministry weighs returning indoor mask mandate amid school outbreaks

He would be first minister to visit Emirates since signing of Abraham Accords, signaling intent to bolster initiatives that were a hallmark of Netanyahu and Trump administrations

Executive VP of the ICCR, a group of 300 institutions controlling $4 trillion in assets, Rachel Kahn-Troster says the Jewish community can pressure companies to act more ethically

Palestinians return 90,000 soon-to-expire doses already sent by Jerusalem, which had planned to deliver over 1 million vaccines before PA canceled agreement

Government unable to ensure it can pass law in current form, working to find compromise acceptable to coalition parties; Shaked aiming for vote later this week

Destruction of documents was carried out by aides close to Netanyahu, not clerks or other employees, Channel 12 reports

'Wherever I go, people say the time has come to replace Netanyahu,' former health minister reportedly tells confidants. 'I intend to win'