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

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

After collaborating with Diana Ross and Jon Batiste, the artist dishes about pulling herself up by the bootstraps and how she's paying it forward with The Songwriter Fund