Israelis who had returned from abroad clash with guards at Jerusalem IDF-run facility; Gantz, deputy health minister say policy should be rethought

Country has been recording at least a million infections per week since early November; one in 1,000 Americans have died of disease

Hunger-striking Zhang Zhan has been detained since May, and lawyer says her health is declining; prosecutors accused her of 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble'

Meanwhile business owners argue limitations are too strict and declare they'll defy them: 'We're disregarded, so we'll disregard them'

With 379,000 shots administered, Israel leads world in injections per capita while Edelstein pledges to increase pace; meanwhile, positive tests hit highest rate in two months

Move comes ahead of expected senior delegation from Rabat next month, as ties between two countries rapidly expand

That ’2 Jews, 3 opinions’ claim is real: Judaism prizes argument - for the very existence of dissenting voices prove the rule, and the unanimous decision is suspect

Liberal parties must function in an openly democratic manner, including prioritizing pluralism - or risk losing the large democratic camp