The Natufians were the first to bury their dead in cemeteries, albeit in shallow graves, and mysterious slabs were placed in and above some graves. One found in Raqefet Cave bore an enigmatic engraving that may hint at elaborate ritual

The measures which will relax the lockdown significantly are still pending government approval, as ministers have expressed a need to vote clause by clause due to internal disagreements

People in high-risk groups are getting used to uncertainty becoming a way of life in the age coronavirus

With advertising coming to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, most of the billboards across Israel have turned into empty black displays. Now a personal art project suddenly became a news item

Netanyahu's usual scapegoats have made it difficult to pin the coronavirus fallout on them, and he's unlikely to jeopardize his ultra-Orthodox support. He's chosen someone else to take the fall this time

Except for permitted shopping, exercise, prayers and other previously permitted activities, like transferring children from one parent to the other are still banned

The situation is far from 'the safest place in the world from the coronavirus,' as Netanyahu and his sycophants insist

For the first time since Feb. 18 that South Korea reported a single digit daily rise in new infections. The figure brings its total cases to 10,661