Researchers say they took advantage of the pandemic to 'study the effects of a real-world stressor in a large sample'

As the new year dawns, Yonit and Jonathan discuss what they dread and what they look forward to in 2022.

The businessman, thought leader, and bestselling author discusses with Rabbi Lamm how to ensure that our society is educating well.

4.83% come back positive as testing system under heavy strain; expert says true caseload likely much higher; 'green classroom' system expires, sending 1,500 elementary classes home

Unit to be incorporated into one of the existing mixed-gender battalions; seminaries have reportedly made clear women want to serve if religious obstacles can be overcome

Firefighters clear building of residents, but find body of victim after extinguishing flames; also, 3 people hurt in Bat Yam blaze

Top US pandemic adviser points to South Africa's experience with Omircon variant, where infections rose quickly and fell away nearly as fast; urges parents to vaccinate kids

But International Federation of Journalists warns danger to reporters from organized crime is rising

Lloyd Austin experiencing mild symptoms and isolating at home; says it's more than a week since he met with Biden in person

Ziad Hab al-Reeh named Interior Minister, while Hatem al-Bakri, a well-known Hebron religious leader, handed the job of Religious Affairs Minister in cabinet reshuffle

'Anna and Dr. Helmy' by Ronen Steinke tells the true story of an Arab physician who resisted German overtures and helped a girl survive the Holocaust by parading her in plain sight

After quitting in his second term to focus on his campaign, the former state legislator and startup CEO is focusing on bipartisan issues in the famously purple state

Group led by local politicians rallies in Brooklyn after men assaulted, called 'dirty Jews' for wearing IDF sweatshirt; anti-Israel activists hold a counterprotest

Jerusalem Post and Maariv sites show Iran propaganda video of a missile hitting mock-up of Dimona nuclear site

While most sentences have so far been relatively lenient, dozens of the most serious cases are still working through the system, including many that have not yet gone to trial