Official figures point to lower inoculation rates among the economically disadvantaged, young, and groups on the margins of mainstream Israeli society. How did it get there?

A tactical error should not dictate Israel's strategy in the Gaza Strip, and Bennett should not get distracted by anything Netanyahu says

Workers were invited to attend a Rosh Hashana trip in Hebron, where hundreds of Israeli settlers live among more than 200,000 Palestinians. The Agency's deputy chairman says he was not consulted

While serious cases among a minority of Israelis who are not vaccinated against COVID are steadily rising, among vaccinated people they seem to have plateaued

The tests may exempt tens of thousands of children from quarantine and make life easier for the whole family

The land is slated for the construction of 5,650 apartments as part of the expansion of the settlements of Alfei Menashe, Tzufim, Karnei Shomron, Ma’aleh Shomron and Kedumim

Serious cases remain stable, while the number of COVID infections since the pandemic erupted in Israel has crossed a million

In the 20th century, the now dilapidated Haddon Hall Hotel hosted Jews fleeing the cold winters of the U.S. Northeast for sunny Miami Beach. Photographer Naomi Harris visited them in 1999 and today her pictures hark back to a lost era