IDF COVID task force urges gov't to reconsider further reopenings
In latest report, Military Intelligence expresses concern over rising reproduction rate, relatively high number of serious coronavirus cases, and research that ...
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In latest report, Military Intelligence expresses concern over rising reproduction rate, relatively high number of serious coronavirus cases, and research that ...
The rules: No intercity public transportation, intracity buses will be cut back and limited to 50% occupancy, public to stay ...
For the first time in five years, the Democrats find themselves the focus of public attention, and the first casualties ...
Government fails to reach decision on reopening schools, businesses, after Health Ministry officials warn younger people can become seriously ill ...
Mass prayers at holy site were put on hold during Israel's third national lockdown.
PM calls on Israelis aged 50 and over to get vaccinated to ease Israel’s stubborn morbidity rate. Health Ministry officials ...
Starting at 7 a.m. Sunday, restrictions on movement will be lifted and one-on-one services such as hair salons will be ...
Meanwhile, ahead of a cabinet meeting to discuss another lockdown extension, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the economy will gradually ...
Data shows that while the infection rate among the general public stands at 9.2%, in the ultra-Orthodox sector it's 20%, ...
As the global pandemic forces Israeli students to resort to distance learning, social media becomes hotbed for online shaming, social ...
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