In mid-November, when Israel felt Delta was defeated, cases began to rise once again. How has the rise in infections progressed and where does Israel stand now?

Famed sex therapist and radio host says she was at the edge of her seat watching friend Tovah Feldshuh play her in off-Broadway production

Branching into the capital, the historic art house has opened a light and airy space in the Givat Shaul industrial zone, looking for different kinds of neighbors and possibilities

New film 'Adventures of a Mathematician' follows Stan Ulam, who lost nearly his entire family in the Holocaust, as he helps his new homeland's nuclear efforts during and after WWII

An influx of immigrants from the former Soviet Union, combined with tech firms trying to project image of cosmopolitan savvy, mean the festival is becoming increasingly mainstream

Armed forces chief says exercise is a response to Israeli threats; Guards leader adds: We'll cut off Zionist regime's hands if they make a mistake

Driver flees scene but reports incident to police, says he feared stopping near West Bank town of Sinjil; terror group says 'comprehensive resistance' can end 'settler terror'

Eran Segal, who advises government, says country could see 15,000-20,000 cases a day at height of coming wave