Rabbi Jan Uhrbach succeeds Rabbi Daniel Nevins as head of Conservative Judaism’s flagship seminary

Vaccinated travelers will be able to freely enter countries, though Greece will require negative test; Israel's tourism industry quick to arrange flights and deals

Complaints of missing voting slips at various polling stations around country; Central Elections Committee denies rumor of glitch in observer communication app

If the exit polls are right, the prime minister has a narrow path to victory; but the smallest shifts when the actual votes are tallied could yet remake a nailbiting election

Sami Abou Shehadeh, who took over anti-Zionist party in January, blames dissident MK Mansour Abbas for disillusioned voters, says he aims to advance disabled rights in next Knesset

'A moral outrage': World Health Organization says wealthy states vaccinating younger people are costing lives in low-income nations

A satyrical article published for Purim by The Jewish Link tried to joke that shooting 100,000 Palestinians referred to COVID-19 'shots'; was condemned by local Muslim groups

Officials expecting up to 600,000 people to cast so-called double-envelope votes -- enough for 15 seats, challenging exit polls and sparking fears of chaos until fog clears