After voting to limit gatherings to 20 people, and as businesses close nationwide, Miri Regev goes ahead with speech at event while admitting social distancing rules were violated

Staffers at Wolfson Medical Center’s COVID-19 ward who were hospitalized with the disease are now healthy, but tests suggests they lack protective antibodies

Policymakers see the elderly as disposable and miss the obvious: Old people die more than young people, especially when isolated

Former journalist Ivan Safronov, an adviser to head of state company Roscosmos, suspected of relaying sensitive data to a spy agency of an unspecified NATO member

Panel will consider whether to grant official recognition to Israel's 18-year military presence in country and, if it does, what to name the campaign

Globes: Fischer, currently on a visit to Israel from the US, headed the Bank of Israel during the 2008 global financial meltdown and helped steer the nation out of the crisis

Speaking with TOI sister site Zman Yisrael before July 7 YouTube concert with Paul McCartney, Beatles drummer says he's working harder than ever, promises more post-COVID tours

Israel shuts down some spots to fight rising infections rates, but the move appears to only add to already prevalent complaints over the state's handling of the crisis