With some restrictions rolled back and more relaxing of rules on the way, virus stats are encouraging, but deaths are still accumulating and the social fabric has ruptured

Finance Minister Katz promised to bring a 2020 state budget to Sunday’s cabinet meeting. But paralyzed by the PM's bid to avoid handing over power next year, he simply couldn't

Human rights monitor says warplanes hit a training camp of the Faylaq al-Sham faction, at least 90 others injured; rebel groups vow to retaliate against 'crime'

US vice president not isolating after aides fall ill with coronavirus; Democratic leader Schumer says Pence's participation in confirmation would be 'a violation of common decency'

Interim report presents bleak picture of mistaken quarantines, elderly at risk, businesses floundering and schoolchildren struggling; urges state to quickly fix problems

Jerusalem Development Authority holds two confabs for potential bidders; new tourism minister 'still studying' issue

'I would not object to the prospect of a peace agreement,' says Claudia Aoun of deal with Jewish state, in latest comment to draw ire

What's in a name? Bearers of stereotypically 'non-Jewish' monikers say they must challenge people's assumptions on a daily basis and can face questioning when entering Israel