Massive cache discovered after two Israeli citizens arouse suspicion of security guards at Reihan Crossing

Authorities had asked public to not light customary fires due to health concerns; worst area was Jerusalem neighborhood with 7.1 times higher pollution than usual, ministry says

New York Times publishes footage of at least 8 men marched at gunpoint through streets of Kyiv suburb on March 4, minutes before they were shot dead in a courtyard

In a Times of Israel Q&A, epidemiologist Michael Edelstein says that while Israel has COVID calm, and is abolishing travel-related rules, big fluctuations in cases still possible

Frank Atwood declined to pick a method for death sentence to be carried when asked by officials, so default of lethal injection to be administered

Godfather of US avant-garde film Jonas Mekas fled Lithuania in 1941 as the Nazis advanced, but Yale researcher Michael Casper believes the now-deceased artist misled about his past

Ukrainian leader's 'wunderwaffe' remarks come after Moscow claims development of new energy-focused systems, with one said to successfully shoot down a drone 5 km away

Rinawie Zoabi won't rule out resigning from Knesset, which would return seat to Meretz; says will support coalition 'for now'; Horowitz said to have 'long, good' talks with MK