First patients in several days confirmed outside of Hebron, are said to have been infected by workers returning from Israel

Arguing that 'Jewish illiteracy' is the greatest threat to Diaspora, Friedman comes out against 'defining religion in terms of doing things that are morally just'

Despite the severity of the outbreak, only about half of Americans say they would be comfortable taking a COVID-19 vaccine

Prof. Chezy Levy, director of Ashkelon's Barzilai Medical Center, replaces Moshe Bar Siman-Tov, who led coronavirus pandemic response

Yoel Roth, whose team counters misinformation on the micro-blogging platform, has called the US president 'a racist tangerine' and a Nazi

Staff Sgt. Shadi Ibrahim missed ceremony because of his injuries so honor is presented to him in the hospital

Flight, pushed to Saturday, will be first to send humans into orbit by private company, first launch of astronauts from US soil in nearly a decade

Finding himself on sabbatical in Israel for the pandemic, Daniel Douek has ended up carving out an important role for the Jewish state in America’s battle against COVID-19