Positive test rate at 0.75%, highest in over two weeks; majority of 5,981 active patients are schoolchildren

After Khaled Alotaibi detained at Paris airport, Riyadh says the name is very common in Saudi Arabia and the man being held 'has nothing to do with the case in question'

The team, established with the help of the International Committee of the Red Cross, hopes to compete regionally and appear at the World Cup for amputees in Turkey next year

After Mandelblit was said to tell associates privately that ex-PM was a danger to democracy, MK Shlomo Karhi accuses AG of 'corrupt coup'

Despite Israel’s insignificant carbon footprint, PM Bennett correctly suggested that the Startup Nation could make a ‘mighty’ contribution toward mitigating the climate crisis

South African researchers say people who recovered and were vaccinated are largely protected against the new variant, vaccination alone still likely to prevent severe disease

Addressing demonstration, former Likud minister Amir Ohana rails against the 'greatest theft of democracy in the history of Israel'

Surface-to-air, anti-tank missiles were taken from two ships in Arabian Sea in 2019 and 2020, as they headed to Houthi insurgents in Yemen, US Department of Justice says

US president threatens stiff economic sanctions, military bolstering of NATO allies; Russian leader says NATO to blame for tensions; White House describes meeting as 'useful'

Assault takes place as victim is walking with her kids outside flashpoint Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood; suspected teenage assailant arrested in nearby school

Why, if COVID has left many working from home, is the country so gridlocked? Partly because people jump into their newly bought cars for trips they once took on public transit

Blood infections are common, with 250,000 annually in the US; Tel Aviv artificial intelligence allows doctors to focus attention on those with high risk of death or serious illness

Woman, identified only as Carolyn is third witness to testify at the sex trafficking trial, giving some of the most explicit descriptions so far of the alleged abuse

In Israel for the competition, Michelle Marie Colon surprises fellow contestants and Holocaust museum officials in revealing her heritage during visit to Yad Vashem

Out Dec. 9, the remake, tweaked just enough to resonate today, rounds out its characters more than the original - and with its killer musical numbers, purists won't be disappointed