300 Ethiopian immigrants the first to make aliyah to Israel in 2021
The government decided in 2015 to help the last remaining Jews in Ethiopia make aliyah. The new year is off to a great start… Read More ›
The government decided in 2015 to help the last remaining Jews in Ethiopia make aliyah. The new year is off to a great start… Read More ›
Opinion: The four health funds are a modern manifestation of the Jewish tradition of responsibility to its weakest members that began centuries ago, and was… Read More ›
The largest victories were more about what did not happen, then what did. While COVID-19 grabbed the headlines, Israelis and Palestinians in 2020 battled… Read More ›
State expands vaccination push to include around 400 airport workers who come in contact with hundreds and thousands of Israelis traveling to and from Israel… Read More ›
Celebrations largely muted as police deploy in force throughout country to prevent partygoers from congregating Israel at midnight Thursday-Friday bid adieu to 2020 and… Read More ›
Effectiveness of the lockdown is a “question mark,” according to coronavirus commissioner Prof. Nachman Ash. It has been less than a week since the… Read More ›
Opinion: We don’t need any more catchy slogans, we need a real Jewish, democratic alternative to the right wing that is leading us down a… Read More ›
Medical workers again meet government goal of 150,000 shots in a day; 5,253 new COVID-19 cases diagnosed as fatalities rise to 3,314 The Health… Read More ›
“I don’t understand why they stopped me, I’m not the only one in the world with more than one passport.” A resident of northern… Read More ›
Prof. Nachman Ash says country may need to slow pace of vaccinations if additional doses do not arrive in expedited manner, warns further restrictions may… Read More ›
Requirement for travelers to spend 2 weeks in state facilities had faced public criticism, was selectively enforced, and prompted clashes at isolation centers After criticism,… Read More ›
Protests over Sandak’s death have been ongoing for the past week, with demonstrators demanding police inquiries into the accident that led to his death. … Read More ›
Opinion: PM’s handling of the pandemic and other government decisions are colored by his corruption trial; anything is deemed acceptable to keep him in power… Read More ›
Health minister insists ‘there’ll be no shortage,’ with Netanyahu said to be in contact with Pfizer to ensure stocks don’t run low in January … Read More ›
Opinion: Dire predictions earlier this year forecast 70 million dead and billions infected with COVID-19 as economies the world over were expected to fail and… Read More ›
Terror group’s leader Nasrallah says organization still committed to avenging its fighter killed in Syria and Iran’s slain top general; claims Saudi-Israeli plot to assassinate… Read More ›
JERUSALEM (JNS) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that a delegation from Morocco would travel to Israel this week to advance… Read More ›
The study is the first of its kind in the world. Ultraviolet radiation is a common method of killing bacteria and viruses. Now, researchers… Read More ›
Opinion: Just as we doctors vow to never abandon our patients, our politicians should do the same, especially in the throes of a pandemic that… Read More ›
“We welcome all Israeli tourists who want to come to Morocco,” Morocco’s Tourism Minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui said. Morocco and Israel will launch direct… Read More ›