Lapid’s candidacy for premiership takes blow from his former ‘brother’ Bennett ■ The Knesset's Kahanist guest of honor points his finger at a female Arab Labor candidate in a grotesque display fitting of the Purim adloyada

80 percent of the 210 million doses of coronavirus vaccines administered worldwide have been given in only 10 countries, highlighting the fraught ethical landscape of who can get it and how to lift the burden of COVID-19

A change to resolution limits of satellite imagery of Israel and the Palestinian territories, under a 1997 regulation enacted to protect Israel's security interests, means more images of Israeli sites may be expected soon

The Iranian and Syrian foreign ministers also spoke hours after the airstrikes that reportedly killed at least 17. A U.S. official said the move was meant to send a signal to Iran-backed militias in the region

While the circumstances of the explosion remain unclear, maritime intelligence firm Dryad Global said it may have been the result of 'asymmetric activity by Iranian military'

The police say that Ahmad Erekat tried to ram a Border Police officer at a checkpoint. An international organization investigated, and came up with very different findings