Though closing the designated coronavirus wards isn’t an official Health Ministry policy, health officials understand that the longer normal hospital service is shut down, the greater the cumulative damage will be

The idea of deliberately infecting young, healthy individuals to hasten development of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus is gaining momentum, but also raises ethical questions

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: People trying to get home as the coronavirus pandemic rages

While Israelis are celebrating the gradual lifting of the lockdown, there is a group of thousands of people who live in involuntary but permanent isolation – coronavirus or not

The Ramadan period drama features the real-life story of a Jewish midwife who arrived in Bahrain from Iraq in the 1930s

Other modern presidents have looked to transcend partisan boundaries at a time of crisis or tragedy, but not Trump

A distant relative of the coronavirus afflicting us today was found in a bat in China and that's all it took to demonize the extraordinary flying mammals

A nation which has gone from hoping for the best and preparing for the worst, to Netanyahu’s all-purpose credo: This is the best you can hope for – expect nothing