Ministers to discuss limiting gatherings at restaurants, event halls to 50 people; Netanyahu: 'Numbers are rising and there is nothing to stop them if we don't act immediately'

A Swedish count and future brother-in-law to Hermann Goering introduced the emblem to country in 1918, two years before the Nazi Party officially adopted it

300,000 face masks will be given away in DC to those who want them, but wearing them will not be mandatory

Liberman calls for moves against pandemic to be controlled by IDF Home Front Command; Bennett, taking harder line than coalition, urges Israelis to stop visiting grandparents

Most indoor meetings limited to 20 people, synagogues, functions and bars to 50; PM says 'battle will take time,' vows to unveil new economic package to give Israelis 'safety net'

Researchers believe that if the mass demonstrations following the death of George Floyd had a big impact on cases, stronger signs would be apparent by now

Holy See calls on Israel and the Palestinians to return to dialogue; France also warns that unilateral Israeli steps would have 'consequences'

The 33-year-old progressive, Black, gay candidate is determined to defy stereotypes and 'be an independent voice,' forging strong connections to large, diverse Jewish communities