Serious cases stay steady; hospitals warn lack of funding means there may not be enough doctors if outbreak spreads; cabinet set to discuss return of some form of Green Pass system

As rescuers recover personal possessions of the dead and missing, rabbis work in the processing area to ensure that religious artifacts are handled with care and properly stored

A plurality continues to prefer Benjamin Netanyahu as premier, yet current coalition parties would increase their power if new election held; 49% praise Bennett's COVID-19 response

The new coalition has proven surprisingly resilient, but a state budget law must pass by November if it is to survive. Likud is hard at work, once again, making sure it doesn't

French source says politicians 'incapable of placing the common good above personal interests,' as economic crisis continues to spiral

Moshe Journo sentenced to US prison term for 2004 attack; was extradited from Israel in 2019 after being on the run for 15 years following his arrest for assault at tanning parlor

Terror group releases previously unseen video of operatives moving through wooded border area and carrying out deadly bombing of IDF patrol vehicle, then taking 2 hostages

Khalida Jarrar, in prison for membership in a terror group, is told she won't be let out for burial of 31-year-old daughter who died of heart attack; Joint List MK: 'A disgrace'

With most of world yet to receive a single COVID shot, officials call on vaccine makers and countries with high inoculation rates to show more social solidarity

Despite vow from social media sites to crack down on racist abuse against Black England soccer stars after Euro final loss, Facebook-owned site fails to take down most attacks

Before Euros, minister bashed 'gesture politics' of taking knee, said it was up to fans if they wanted to boo; with Black players targeted after defeat, condemnations ring hollow

Mark Mellman, strategist for Yesh Atid and founder of Democratic Majority for Israel, believes new Israeli government can restore Jewish state's bipartisan place in US politics

As the Gulf competition spills into the open, Riyadh will likely seek to rein in Abu Dhabi's ambitions by targeting its newest trading partner -- Israel

Miller transformed US players’ union into a powerhouse and launched the era of free agency; controversy as delayed ceremony to be held on Rosh Hashannah