US biotech company says Israel has greenlighted its COVID shot, secured 6 million doses, as officials report over 7,000 new cases, highest daily tally in months

President urges Republicans to 'swamp' the polls, rails about election loss, as Democrats call for 'a new day' in critical runoff race

'I lost my childhood, I never had my teenage years,' writes 87-year-old Toby Levy, 'and now, in my old age, this is shortening my life by a year'

US envoy accuses global body of extending 'a shameful legacy of hate' by funding commemoration of 2001 racism conference that was 'anti-Semitic and anti-Israel'

Employees at Prime Minister's Office receive shots even if they're not in at-risk groups or are critical workers

With vaccinations in full swing, there’s a temptation to let down our guard. Here’s what Zvuvi taught me during the Lebanon War

Starting January 5, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opens its collection for an online glimpse at medieval European Jews, showing the tastes of owners and artists at the time

Army says suspect was ordered to stop by settlement security official and soldier, threw a meat cleaver at the former