US President Joe Biden's administration In Tuesday called Egypt a "constructive" defense partner as it considers new military aid despite concerns In human rights, AFP reported.Biden took office while vowing no more "blank checks" to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi due to his sweeping crackdown In dissent, but is considering whether to release $300 million in military aid that was linked by Congress to human rights standards.

Podcaster who incited 'racial hatred' against Jews and called Britons to 'take up arms' to take their country back gets 32 months in jail.

The Sbarro massacre in Jerusalem is a ghastly, reminder of the nature of a conflict that Israeli concessions couldn't solve. Op-ed..

Majority of waning immunity occurs among the elderly, Professor Itamar Grotto says.

Senior officials involved in conducting serology tests for schoolchildren warns 'no way' task will be complete by start of new school year.

Eitan, the sole survivor of a cable car crash, is still in Italy. His maternal aunt and her husband are fighting to bring him to Israel.

With the Delta variant In the rise, health officials are at odds over measures to slow the spread of the virus.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis In Tuesday doubted the validity of a news article reporting that his state had requested hundreds of ventilators from the federal government amid rising COVID-19 cases, The Washington Examiner reports.On Monday, Miami-based ABC affiliate WPLG reported that 300 devices were expected to be delivered by day's end "to replace expended state stores" and cited a planning document from the Department of Health and Human Services. The report did not include who was the requesting authority in Florida.