Health officials encouraged by effects of the containment measures and willingness of sick residents to be moved to isolation hotels in worst hit areas

Protests come despite lockdown on Jerusalem neighborhoods expiring, easing of coronavirus restrictions on public prayer, ritual baths

Could one historian's out-of-the-box idea end the political deadlock and give everyone what they claim they want: Unity and stability for a polarized, virus-struck nation?

Woman who died was a resident of a Yavne'el nursing home, making her that facility's 20th fatality from virus; 150 patients are in serious condition, with 114 on ventilators

Initially, IKEA's Ingvar Kamprad was happy to cooperate with Elisabeth Åsbrink's book on his Jewish friend. Then she found a 1943 file showing he'd been a Swedish Nazi party member

My parents’ rules when I was growing up have taken on a whole new meaning: they lived in fear of infectious disease when they were eluding the Nazis, and I get it now

To commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day, we hear from two Holocaust survivors with very different tales of survival in war-torn Europe -- and today

Yaakov Litzman's office announces he has made a full recovery after twice testing negative for the coronavirus