Tomer Appelbaum’s photo of an anti-Netanyahu demonstration on Rabin Square has earned him a prestigious Siena Award

Once a home to Syrian officers, the rebuilt Upper Customs House in the Golan Heights is set to open its doors in January – offering stunning views and an even more stunning history

Amos Harel and Judy Maltz briefed Haaretz readers on the new lockdown, the growing divide between secular and Haredi Israelis, and some potential good news about a vaccine

Trump has baselessly claimed widespread mail voting will lead to massive fraud. The five states that routinely send mail ballots to all voters have seen no significant fraud

On Monday there were 722 medical staff members with the coronavirus, but by Wednesday the number had jumped to 1,697, according to Health Ministry data – but few caught it from patients

They say that all the kugel one ate in honor of Shabbat is weighed in heavenly court alongside one’s deeds and misdeeds

And if you can’t follow these simple suggestions, see Tip No. 11 - before you start the fast.

Pandemic czar 'nauseated' by Netanyahu's decision on full lockdown, report says ■ Gov't approves stricter coronavirus lockdown, limiting protests ■ New measures to go into effect on Friday, despite coronavirus czar's objection ■ Synagogues to stay open for Yom Kippur ■ Two Israeli hospitals turn away patients due to full wards