US Attorney's Office asks Barry Freundel's victims if they object to him being freed on April 15 rather than in 2021 as scheduled, cites his 'good time' credit

Dancers, musicians from Anajnu Veatem each record their parts from home, after cancellation of festival where they were set to perform

Case highlights that in some rare cases, kids are also vulnerable to virus; government doesn't identify victim nor say if she had underlying health issues

David Lau and Yitzhak Yosef dismiss previous ruling that green-lighted tech option, while two rabbis behind it stick to their guns

Number of sick rises to 5,358; man in his 70s, 90-year-old are two latest victims of pandemic; in ultra-Orthodox city officers checking IDs of arrivals, particularly non-residents

Defense Minister Bennett, who had announced mandatory tests and 14-day quarantine at hotel for arrivals from US, Italy, Spain, France, says his plan was trashed by his superiors

Ben-Gurion University team finds that citizens who are already anxious, and those with negative views of Health Ministry, more apprehensive amid COVID-19 pandemic

Israel can't afford it, says former Likud leadership contender, calling for public sector pay cuts to fund coronavirus aid