Active COVID-19 infections surge to nearly 8,000, but serious cases remain at around 60; health minister says 'Green Pass' and quarantine for all returnees being discussed

Masih Alinejad says 'someone should speak up' against regime's anti-Israel hate; she urges US to halt nuke talks since Tehran can't be trusted to abide by deal

Series of 8 operas kicks off in November with a combined live-animated production of 'The Magic Flute'

While Jewish community holds commemoration, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner says accusations that she covered up Iran's role in attack are a 'monumental scandal'

Boston-based Rapid7 says it will purchase startup to even odds for clients in 'lopsided battle' against expanding online threats

No injuries reported as 3 projectiles strike Kabul; no group takes responsibility for attack on city, the first since Taliban began offensive amid foreign troop withdrawal

US president hopes media giants will now better combat vaccine misinformation; Facebook claims 85% of users in the US have been vaccinated or want to get the shot

US officials lament it's becoming increasingly difficult to identify victims among debris of crumpled building where 97 died and at least one more is believed still buried

PM Bennett said to have had personal talks with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to secure deal, though no decision has yet been made on widespread booster doses

The PM wanted to make history, but regional and political realities intervened, and the alternate PM stepped in to defuse the crisis

An untested prime minister, a huge cabinet and 20 neophyte MKs brought in under the Norwegian Law have brought the government a string of painful losses

Opponents say top-down Committee for Preferred Housing Sites builds on too much open space, fails to construct basic infrastructure needed by new homes

Europe Asia Pipeline Company says real aim of green groups' High Court petition is to shut down all oil deliveries to Eilat; groups insist deal threatens city's coral reefs

One rocket shot down, second hits open area, no damage or injuries reported; Palestinian group believed behind attack, which comes after reported Israeli strike in north Syria

Review finds that during 2019, Haifa institute bought over 2.3 million disposable cups, nearly a million single-use teaspoons and hundreds of thousands of other single-use items.