Israel Democracy Institue survey shows older people keener than the young, men more willing than women; assesses public may be getting used to living under virus conditions

With long lines and crowds not adhering to distancing rules, some shops extend opening hours or shut down; stall owners at Tel Aviv market open illegally to protest their closure

Israeli military claims credit for attack immediately, says it's in response to explosives placed on border; Syrian media says strike is near Damascus, 3 soldiers killed

Former US president says Netanyahu 'smart, canny, tough'; describes Putin's 'practiced disinterest' and Merkel's 'no-nonsense, analytical sensibility'

Journalist Lysandra Ohrstrom says US president's daughter was bothered by Arabic necklace she wore that 'screams terrorist'

Some open illegally in protest, saying they need to feed their families; 815 new virus cases reported as testing levels increase

IAEA says Tehran is using advanced technology at underground Natatz plant prohibited by 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers

'The fact you lost a son doesn't give you the right,' shouts protester outside home of family of pilot killed in 2006, who are neighbors to PM and hosted demonstrators against him