Instead of having protective-suited staff spraying disinfectant to keep COVID-19 at bay, a single spray of Israeli polymer every few months will suffice, Technion innovators claim

'It's good for him,' says Dr. Zelenko, as president rejects widespread criticism and concern that misuse of hydroxychloroquine to ward off COVID-19 could cause fatal side effects

Synagogues, mosques and churches will be able to operate at 50% capacity with worshippers keeping at least 2 meters (yards) apart and wearing masks

Even before pandemic, thousands of Iranians reached out through Israeli government's social media accounts, diplomats say, but stress Jerusalem cannot offer more than information

Faced with withering criticism from US, global health assembly approves nonbinding EU-proposed resolution to set up 'impartial, comprehensive evaluation' of UN body

Britain is worst-hit country in Europe, but officials point to sharp fall in coronavirus fatalities to argue epidemic is past the peak

Israelis are already flocking to the country's 155 recognized beaches; starting mid-week, at least 136 of them will have lifeguards and cleaning staff on duty

David Lau sends letter to Netanyahu decrying fact that malls, beaches and restaurants are returning to normal, but not places of worship

Antibodies isolated from the blood of 60 recovered patients key to treatment that shortens recovery time, offers short-term immunity in mice

Even while the coronavirus pandemic has kept people apart, this Jewish community prays, eats, and even watches films together -- all from the comfort of their own homes