Immigrants with disabilities can't get money from people on the street due to South Africa's lockdown, and aren't eligible for government aid either

Many governments struggle with strategy to resume daily lives without risking fresh wave of infections; some, especially in US, are sending the public contradictory messages

Pollution levels in most of Israel are much lower than during same period in previous years as lockdown remains in place for holiday

As life returns to something like normal for many Beit Shemesh residents like me, some of the town's Hasidic residents find themselves under a government lockdown

Team that includes economists, epidemiologist say death toll without limitations would be higher but manageable, while preventing serious damage to economy

British PM back to work with hope but no immediate change in lockdown, apologizes for being away 'for much longer than I would have liked'

US state reports 367 fatalities in 24 hours; Governor Cuomo says any easing of restrictions to begin upstate, not in New York City

Police take down most checkpoints placed at entrances to Deir al-Asad and Bi'ina, the former of which had the highest infection rate in the country as of Friday

Curfew goes into effect from Sunday at 6 a.m. and will last at least 5 days after these areas see spike in infections; IDF to ensure residents have access to food, basic services

If early trends had continued, today there'd be 600,000 sick Israelis and thousands 'would have ended their lives,' says Bar Siman-Tov, defending policies amid economic meltdown