President, health minister slam Yisrael Beytenu chief for urging the populace to 'use common sense' rather than follow guidelines he trashes as political

Local leader slams 'bizarre decision' to reportedly place tourism-based town under new restrictions despite being classified as a 'green' area with low infection rate on Sunday

In the interminable official count, they were just numbers. But each of Israel's virus victims was a life, and in death leaves a universe shattered. Here are some of their stories

90,802 cases added in past day push total past Brazil's to 4.2 million, now behind only the US, yet government easing restrictions in effort to resuscitate economy

Death toll rises to 1,022, with 476 patients in serious condition

Open letter from some 90 doctors and researchers, including Nobel Chemistry laureate, urges Israel to adopt Swedish model and try to reach herd immunity while shielding the elderly

But new video featuring 'Covid' character, aimed at raising awareness of guidelines, keeps its content diplomatically only about Israelis

Head of Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee urges government to consider economic effect of sending hundreds of thousands to quarantine due to controversial program

Number of cases continues to climb, but PA premier Shtayyeh tells concerned parents that school might be 'safer than home'

While one expert says 2,000 COVID-19 fatalities is unavoidable, others say that the right mix of policies, public cooperation and medicine can cancel the evil decree