Sick of staying home for weeks on end, increasing number of people are looking for ways to help friends and neighbors

Association of Public Health Officials and Society for Protection of Nature issue joint plea; say time in green spaces reduces depression, lowers blood pressure, speeds recovery

Many governments, including Israel and the US, are making massive efforts to repatriate citizens stuck abroad. From a medical perspective, it often doesn't make sense

Total death toll in country at 12,418, world's second-highest after Italy; 1,215,940 people infected and 65,666 dead worldwide as of Sunday

Dearth of chemicals means Israel testing fewer than 10,000 people a day, despite goal of 30,000 set by Netanyahu; Health Ministry says solution may have been found

Reports of discharged patients testing positive for coronavirus believed to be connected to testing errors or unresolved cases

National Insurance Institute chief says his organization is overwhelmed and behind schedule because of rising coronavirus-related joblessness

Rabbi Yitzchok Tuvia Weiss's staunchly anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox organization at first urged followers to ignore social distancing regulations before reversing course this week

President cites case of Stanley Chera, 78, as the moment the severity of the health crisis hit home

Magen David Yeshivah in Brooklyn taking Eden Roc hotel to court over hotel's demand that canceled holiday event for 1,200 be rescheduled