In less than three weeks, more than 10,000 have signed up to 'Adopt A Doc,' providing doctors and nurses with protective gear, medical supplies and even homecooked meals

Netanyahu reiterates plans to start gradual easing after Passover; officials tell news site there will be gradual ‘liberation' of economy, but warn restrictions could return

Across the city that never sleeps, a daily battle against the coronavirus is taking place, enlisting doctors, medics, drivers, shop owners, clergy and more. These are their stories

Residents of ultra-Orthodox town will be allowed to leave for work or other essential matters, as rest of country emerges from four-days of banned travel between cities

Death rate slowing to 4%, down from 27% on March 25; government says national lockdown to remain in place

Netanyahu also under fire for celebrating with son even as millions of regular Israelis under coronavirus lockdown to prevent family gatherings over the holiday

Antonio Guterres tells Security Council that pandemic is derailing peace efforts, eroding public trust, sowing uncertainty and could give terrorists a boost

A consummate publicist, the US president has turned his daily press conferences on the pandemic into an opportunity to showcase himself while continuing to feud with journalists