Kingdom has already reported over 1,500 COVID-19 cases, says it wants to protect health of pilgrims

Subcommittee gives approval until April 30 for domestic spy agency to use mass surveillance program to locate potential coronavirus carriers

In briefing, national security adviser says Israel focusing on curbing virus spread, increasing preparedness and enabling a gradual return to a new normal

Case highlights that in some rare cases, kids are also vulnerable to virus; government doesn't identify victim nor say if she had underlying health issues

David Lau and Yitzhak Yosef dismiss previous ruling that green-lighted tech option, while two rabbis behind it stick to their guns

MK Amir Peretz says Simone Peretz died in the hospital 'without knowing about the death of her son' Ari, a philanthropist and businessman who passed away days earlier

Denis Protsenko's infection comes a week after encounter with leader in Moscow; doctor says he's feeling 'quite well,' as Kremlin says Putin's health is fine

Head of secretive defense facility tells Netanyahu the institute will soon start testing on animals, but working vaccine still long way off

Coronavirus deaths in America climb past 3,500, with 1,550 in New York State; Javits Center taking patients; CNN's Chris Cuomo, brother of NY governor, infected

Man in his 70s, 90-year-old are two latest victims of pandemic; in ultra-Orthodox city officers check IDs of arrivals, inquire as to business of non-residents