Thousands of Israeli children born overseas have been locked out of country since outbreak of pandemic, following 2020 ruling that barred entry to those with out Israeli passports

Top immunologist Cyrille Cohen reflects on the dosage, efficacy and timing of the shots being rolled out for kids

Every day, over 21,000 cars come through the gates of Israel’s Sheba Tel Hashomer Medical Center, one of the largest medical centers in the world.

31% of community have been confirmed positive compared to 13.7% of other Israelis; think tank says behavior in Haredi society to blame, others question conclusion

New variants will be held at bay for now, says Rivka Abulafia-Lapid, whose optimism comes as number of new serious COVID cases per day almost halves over two weeks

Leading epidemiologist warns small clusters of the unvaccinated could cause 'hundreds' of deaths if they join indoor Rosh Hashanah prayer services alongside the high-risk

Plan aims to stop kids who are infected but don’t realize it from coming in, thus reducing COVID spread, says expert; trust between parents, schools and authorities seen as key

As government desperately tries to galvanize 1.1 million who are spurning vaccine, data shows that severe cases also far higher among younger people if they aren't inoculated

4.22 million have been reported dead but many were left out, say Hebrew University researchers, pointing to authoritarian regimes downplaying virus and others unable to keep track

Introduction of booster shots for people aged 60+ seen as safe, but one senior doctor says it's ‘not clear enough what the real benefit is'