One patient set to be discharged from Israeli hospital, 2 slated to return from Japan; woman being treated in Ramat Gan remains sole case in country

Hospital says it was four days before the CDC heeded a request to test the patient for COVID-19; patient has no known connection to travel abroad or any other cases

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Democratic front-runner Bernie Sanders would consider shutting the Jerusalem mission, but experts say there are many political -- and legal -- obstacles he'd have to clear first

Party moderates join the growing list of 2020 hopefuls to avoid annual pro-Israel confab

Israeli firms increasingly looking abroad to fill gaps, but should turn to junior workers and minorities, says annual survey by Start-Up Nation Central and Innovation Authority

56-year-old French immigrant, who's seeking $189,000 in damages for work-related harassment and abusive employment, describes outbursts by premier's wife in diary handed to court

The Strip remains a powder keg, with terror groups just waiting for another excuse -- like Sunday's bulldozer incident -- to set it off