Israel is running low on vaccines, as some wonder why whippersnappers snapped up doses; meanwhile, the cabinet mulls a closure that actually closes things while hospitals cry uncle

All 10 living former US defense secretaries publish letter urging Pentagon to commit to a peaceful transition of power, restart coordination with incoming Biden administration

SpinCare system uses a special medical gun to spin a translucent skin substitute onto burns and wounds, replacing painful, restrictive bandages

Yesh Atid, Yisrael Beytenu also ink agreement to share extra votes; Netanyahu's Likud could be without deal for first time since 2003

PM urges a short, strict closure, due to ballooning infections; health minister warns that without action, Israel will suffer same grim fate as Italy last year

US president heard warning state election chief and lawyer that they could be criminally liable if they fail to find that thousands of ballots were destroyed, despite no evidence

Netanyahu interested in longtime supporter Nail Zoabi, an educator from the village of Nein, as part of his outreach to community

In 'The Rebellion of the Daughters,' historian Rachel Manekin uncovers the story of ultra-Orthodox girls slipping away to convents in search of a better, more feminist education