Despite the rise of the R number to 1.03, which indicates that the virus is spreading faster than it is disappearing, the Health Ministry is unlikely to renew covid restrictions

The man was apprehended while carrying a knife and a letter detailing his intention to carry out a terror attack in Israel

The man was critically injured in April during clashes at Al Aqsa Mosque after being shot by a sponge-tipped bullet, Palestinian sources said. Police said the man sustained a head injury from a fall during the clashes

Palestinian Authority President Abbas is also expected to visit Abu Dhabi for a condolence call, but no meeting is planned as of yet between Abbas and Israel's Herzog

The decisions of Israeli police at events like journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral display their inability to see the humanity and pain of the Palestinian people

The vote is taking place during an economic crisis marked by 50 percent unemployment in some districts, but with 103 party slates competing among the Sunnis, Shi’ites, Druze and Christians, a rescue seems far-fetched

Police came under heavy international criticism following Friday's funeral, in which television footage showed officers striking mourners with batons

Uri Savir, who served as a Knesset member and director general of the Foreign Ministry, served alongside Shimon Peres for 30 years, and helped organize the then-prime minister's historic visit to Morocco