Only 61% of nurses and 78% of doctors say they would be willing to get vaccinated, with safety being the biggest concern, according to survey taken in April

Why did the ancient Judahites pile up huge heaps of stones and soil near their capital? The recent dig at one of these mounds has only deepened the enigma surrounding these structures

When paired with expanded contact-tracing to locate and quarantine other exposed individuals, rapid in-home test kits could be as effective as a vaccine in slowing COVID-19 transmission

Three months after taking the post, it’s hard to know where Omer Yankelevich stands. But her social media posts can shed some light on the mystery

SalivaDirect, a test conducted on NBA asymptomatic players, coaches and staff from various teams, requires no swab or collection device and uses spit from people suspected of having COVID-19

Palestinian President Abbas is paying the price for his decision to cut ties with the UAE, but now that the threat of Israeli annexation has receded, will Palestinian cooperation with Israel resume?

Cross-border attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi forces have escalated since late May

Visitors from some 20 countries won't need to self-isolate, while only four countries are accepting visitors from Israel