Photo shows Miri Regev at crowded table with 12 others, despite rule limiting indoor gatherings to just five; her office says she was only there for a few minutes

With synagogues shuttered and services moved online, the health crisis affects everything from the hiring process to meeting congregants, even pre-graduation rabbinical fieldwork

Military describes incident in Tel Aviv's Kirya base, in which troops were seen failing to abide by coronavirus regulations, as 'irregular'

Medical professionals warn close-quarter indoor gatherings are a source for infections and recommend small well-ventilated family meals or outdoor activities this year

Arrivals from Turkey seen crowding together, with some not wearing masks, as they try to complete mandatory forms to enter the country

Cops say procession for Pittsburgh Rebbe Mordechai Leifer was approved -- but for far fewer numbers

Nearly 200 years before the COVID-19 crisis, Rabbi Akiva Eger worked with medical experts and government authorities to help thwart a cholera outbreak, ultimately saving thousands

Health official tells newspaper organizers wanted waiver on isolation upon return; 5 days were eventually agreed upon, but with strict distancing guidelines team failed to follow

For observant Jews, virtual services aren't an option on the holidays. Already fatigued from a prolonged hiatus on usual worship, many do their best to restore a sense of normalcy

Official in city-state says pilotless aerial vehicles developed by Airobotics allow police to monitor areas that aren't visible to officers on foot or in cars