The World Health Organization director-general slams 'greed' of pharmaceutical companies and richer countries, calls on them to share surplus coronavirus vaccines with poorer nations

Insurance company will pay 18 million shekels and the state will pay the rest, as the director of the pre-army program and the guide remain on trial for negligent homicide for the incident in 2018

The Biden administration would like a deal reached before Raisi's inauguration in August, but it's unlikely Khamenei will be convinced it's worth his while

Although the court rejected the petitioner's request for an itemized list, it ordered that general information be given because details about how expenses at the premier's residence are managed 'aren’t mere gossip'

Israeli authorities were so focused on the coronavirus pandemic in the spring of 2020 that a link between the deaths and the climate crisis wasn't even investigated. Government bodies are now seeing the light

By Monday night, false and offensive references to Jews in Recho Omondi's podcast 'The Cutting Room Floor' had been edited out

Inside the world of Jewish pilgrims visiting Jerusalem's most volatile religious flash point, the Temple Mount