Showers and thunderstorms spreading from Israel's north to the center are raising water levels and prompting concerns over continued flooding

'They would not tell us why they want him to resign,' one congregant says of the rabbi who led the escape from the gunman

Administration of Paxlovid has proven difficult both medically and logistically, the result is that fewer than 3,000 patients have taken it since it became available in Israel three weeks ago

The Genesis Prize Foundation notes Bourla's decision to reject U.S. funding of the Pfizer vaccine in order to speed up the jab's development, adding him to a list of Jewish figures to win the prestigious prize

Over 71,000 new COVID cases diagnosed as shortened isolation period goes into effect in Israel and officials consider exempting students from quarantine

Showers and thunderstorms spreading from Israel's north to the center are raising water levels and prompting concerns over continued flooding

The Texas hostage-taker tried to free Aafia Siddiqui from U.S. prison. Why she inspires such dangerous fans is a story about Islamism, Pakistan's duplicity, open antisemitism and apologists for terror, from Islamabad to the U.S.

Gideon Greif now agrees that 8,000 Bosnian Muslims were murdered by Bosnian Serb forces at Srebrenica in 1995. However, a critic calls the move a ‘desperate attempt at damage control’