Health Ministry adds 100 patients to Sunday night's tally; says 81 in moderate condition, 134 have recovered

Party source accuses Netanyahu of 'betrayal' amid reports it will be cut from 3 ministers to 1; Ayelet Shaked says she hopes PM won't 'break up' right-wing bloc

Spy agency also brought 20,000 test kits, 25,000 respirators, 10 million surgical masks and hundreds of overalls for ambulance teams carrying out testing for coronavirus

Authorities expand efforts in Haredi community after figures show they account for around half of COVID-19 patients; Bnei Brak rabbis urge public to cooperate

New Jersey man, 43, charged with making terroristic threats during state of emergency after writing to governor on Facebook to threaten Lakewood community with baseball bat assault

Jerusalem archive seeks 'ephemera' including emails about online synagogue services, appeals to help isolated community members, and announcements of innovative Jewish law rulings

In broadcast, Rick Wiles of Florida claims Jews are under divine judgement because they 'oppose' Jesus; urges repentance, belief to stop 'plague'

Palestinian cases of COVID-19 top 100; security official says PA officials calling for Palestinian prisoners' release due to virus could instigate clash

Josef Neumann, 72, was severely injured in December assault, suffering deep gashes to his head from machete-wielding attacker that left him in a coma

After weeks of projecting normalcy, Tokyo officials have shifted suddenly to telling people to stay at home and warning of a major outbreak, but deny any link with the nixed games

Dr. Anne Schuchat says Jews know what it's like to be stigmatized, as she pushes for tight-knit yet socially distant response to COVID-19, predicting that battle may take years

It's not just age: Epidemiologists trying to unravel COVID-19 find underlying issues and gender play a large role in whether the virus is mild or deadly

Daniel Azulay, who was renowned for his children's TV characters and drawings of Jerusalem, dies at 72; had been battling leukemia

In shift from earlier predictions of opening up country on Easter, president now says holiday may mark when the US death toll hits its apex, with over 100,000 fatalities predicted

Prime minister met with adviser on ultra-Orthodox affairs Rivka Paluch on Thursday, raising concerns he may have been exposed to the virus

Netanyahu reportedly looking to insert new language that would essentially keep all non-essential workers at home; financial rescue package to be unveiled Monday afternoon

With humor, matchmaking, and Jewish geography, a virtual space collects 8,000 users in four days showing that for these Gen-Z Jews, social distancing doesn't have to mean isolation

Chronicling her transition in conservative Egypt, Malak el-Kashif rails against homophobia, sexual harassment, bullying and the patriarchy

Israel's once-venerable center-left party will take just two lawmakers into coalition, with leader and prominent MK said set to receive economy and welfare cabinet posts

Some members of community that makes up just 10% of national population accused of driving infections through failure to adhere to social distancing restrictions