As cabinet mulls tighter lockdown, Israel Democracy Institute study finds growing numbers of Israelis fear for their economic future and distrust the government's decisions

Health officials finger 6 neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens with spiking numbers for contributing one-fifth of all new cases in city, sparking fears of repeat of deadly spring

Registration remains open for talk; organizers say videoconferencing company threatening to 'silence Palestinian narratives'

Gamzu says public still not fully cooperating; testing hits almost 60,000 Tuesday; deputy health minister expects indoor prayer to stop, no inter-city travel for protests

Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari’s wildly popular work on the origins and nature of humanity will be made accessible to readers who don't gravitate to science books

Friedman appears to denounce critics of planned sale, which Israeli defense officials fear could harm Israel's military edge, saying matter is being addressed by 'professionals'

Confirmed in the central city of Petah Tikva, the Formosan termite has a ravenous appetite for wood, lives in huge colonies and has never been totally eradicated in any country

Documentarian Ric Burns captures celebrated Jewish MD's final days in a meditation on Sacks's Orthodox youth, tumultuous career and acceptance of mortality. Film debuts Sept. 23