Monday's tally is highest in current wave; 13 deaths recorded overnight; Labor MK Gilad Kariv hospitalized and getting oxygen at Sheba Medical Center

Named for flower lover Nechama Rivlin, the late wife of former president Reuven Rivlin, a community-based project at Jerusalem's Botanical Gardens aims to save rare flowers

Jerusalem-based author's 2016 National Jewish Book Award winner to be developed for TV with up-to-date additions

UN envoy says Kabul residents 'living in absolute fear,' reporting door-to-door searches, lootings; at airport, 640 passengers cram into US Air Force cargo plane

Sources say US could join Israel this week in administering 3rd dose in attempt to stave of ultra-infectious Delta strain

Officials predict decades of rehabilitation for Jerusalem Hills area; residents of 2 communities still can't go home, and some criticize authorities' initial response as too slow

'The process could have been handled so differently,' senior officer says of State Department's costly delay in setting up ad hoc structure to withdraw US allies to safety

Neophyte PM vowed he'd do better than Netanyahu, notably in the fight against the virus. He even wrote a book about it. Then came reality, the Delta variant and a lockdown dilemma

US reiterates concerns over legislation that will severely restrict compensation for wrongfully confiscated property, urges Warsaw to develop legal procedure for resolving disputes

Treasurer asks ice cream manufacturer’s parent company to comply with 2016 law, which requires state entities to divest from firms boycotting Israel or settlements

Women’s national team co-founder tells teammates to flee their homes, escape from neighbors who know them as pioneering players, and try to erase their activist history

Prominent women in Kabul take to social media to express their pain for both a country and a way of life stolen now that Islamist militia back in control

With 'Meaning of Hitler,' Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker seek to produce film about former German leader without contributing to Nazi Cinematic Universe

While the space will not be used for Jewish prayer services, the infusion of $6 million in EU funding may create a new tourist destination

Degree to which normalization agreements thriving varies by country, and it doesn’t look like there are any imminent new members of the club, but experts say deals here to stay