Lashed for his comments on widespread flouting of virus rules, Moti Ravid insists he was referring to 'extremist sects' in the ultra-Orthodox community

Defense minister's strongly worded letter insisting on passage of 2021 budget draws angry rebuke from Likud, which accuses Blue and White of 'petty politics'

Number of new daily infections in Germany passes 4,000 for first time since April, while France records single-day high

Army Radio's Shahar Glick posted video showing the start of a gathering in Kiryat Belz; says he was hit, threatened, had his cellphone taken, and was told he could have been killed

While acknowledging that money, and lots of it, must be devoted to safeguarding the economy, experts rail against unwise and profligate spending and warn of the heavy toll to come

Of the 46,350 checks done Wednesday, just 8.9% came back showing infection, matching a figure not seen for last three weeks; death toll remains at 1,824

President's assistant Avi Berkowitz helps circumvent coronavirus restrictions after rabbis warn that imports of Italian citron fruit needed for Sukkot had run into difficulties

'Be responsible for each other. From the neighbors to the heads of state, follow the rules,' urge the relatives of Haim Kimchi, 59, who died last week. Is that too much to ask?

Haredi community gathers for second night of protests against New York coronavirus shutdowns that largely target the city's Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods.

Reviewing studies from across the world, Israeli docs conclude there is 50% drop in sperm's quantity and ability to move among patients who had moderate or serious coronavirus