Democratic frontrunner says inhibiting access to humanitarian assistance is cruel, calls on Tehran to release detained Americans

With some 1,000 new hospitalizations every day and equipment and medical staff on short supply, officials say pandemic's peak could still be weeks away

Flight, which according to some reports was longest in Israeli aviation history, carried some 280 passengers; crew of 19 included 8 pilots

To supplement our popular haggadah, 'A Different Night' -- or any other haggadah: Tips to help you connect, while apart, for a socially distant meaningful, memorable Passover

Officials interview minister, who tested positive Wednesday, about his whereabouts in recent days; sources close to UTJ head deny he flouted guidelines with indoor group prayer

Gedalyahu Ben Shimon asserts lockdown will boost infection's spread among residents; Home Front chief: Few ill residents have answered call to leave, but we won't use force

The insular ultra-Orthodox city is now forcibly so, but concerns about the police cordon around the city are almost as heavy as those about the health of the community itself

Journalist Ian Hernon's 'Anti-Semitism and the Left' details the British party's history of bigotry well before Jeremy Corbyn's reign; his successor is to be announced on April 4