Unable to serve customers, Alon Shaya has transformed his two popular restaurants -- Saba and Safta -- into hubs giving free meals to health and furloughed food industry workers

Finance Minister Kahlon reportedly says he was directed by PM to make fund available to cash-strapped Palestinian Authority; right-wing group decries 'unthinkable' transfer

Former president, in leaked call, laments that the 'mindset of what's in it for me and to heck with everybody else' has been 'operationalized in our government'

Israeli envoy to US says newspaper is best known for finding a way to 'libel and demonize the Jewish state'; NY consul general highlights Iron Dome, which saves countless lives

Sites across the country packed on first Saturday since they reopened amid eased coronavirus restrictions; only three new cases overnight

Rights group says only a few of the new measures are clearly related to public health, warns against their potential for 'abuse as part of an unreformed emergency law'

Anatoly Grakovich, 91, brushes off concerns about taking part in Belarus Victory Day commemorations, as 'our president says that we don’t need to be afraid of the virus'

The only child of parents who fled the Nazis, Herbert Max Fraenkel was going to be buried in a shared grave until Paul Anastasi told authorities about the menorah in his home

US retailer offers costly delivery, presumably due to lack of passenger flights to take parcels; UK clothing giant restricts number of orders per day to ensure workers' safety

Moscow has been forced to cancel a grand parade through Red Square as the number of sick from coronavirus in the country balloons to 200,000