US Supreme Court justice donated the items to Tel Aviv institution months before her death

Furlough ban to remain in place for 30 days; soldiers on 'open bases,' who go home each night, to operate in strict 'capsules' with no contact between them

Cooperation must include adversaries, says energy expert Brenda Shaffer, doubting that either East Med gas pipe to Europe or big Israeli role in Europe-bound Gulf oil will take off

Man violates quarantine ahead of start of Yom Kippur, hit with NIS 5,000 fine; health official says infected and high-risk yeshiva students will not return home for Sukkot holiday

Controversial US-born figure, who broke with some of Likud party's traditional stances, says he's most fit to heal nation's rifts

Sale worth hundreds of millions of dollars of Rafael's SPYDER surface-to-air missile battery is meant to update Prague's aging, Soviet-era anti-aircraft weapons

Michael Edelstein answers ToI’s questions, from risk of outdoor Yom Kippur prayers to herd immunity; lauds Swedish model; and cautions: ‘Real make or break comes after lockdown'

COVID doesn't differentiate between Orthodox and secular, left and right, Jew and Arab. But it does have its limits. Whatever our government's failures, we can keep it at bay