Deputy Director Itamar Grotto says he was wrong to approve request by Teddy Sagi, who then went to large rooftop party that violated virus restrictions

Criminal law professor says court's future lies in prosecuting 'powerful countries like the US, Israel, Russia and the United Kingdom'

My disabled husband is exempt from the coronavirus regulation that requires masks, but I’ve come to realize that he’s cloaked behind one all the time anyway

Analysis finds that hard-hit cities around the globe were within a band between 30 and 50 degrees North

US company says 'antibody cocktail' being tested on humans has ability to both prevent and treat infection

Protests sparked by police killing have changed the landscape of black activism, and veteran demonstrators are carefully assessing how they should respond

54 employees are losing their jobs and no open positions will be filled, amounting to a 12% reduction in staff

Online waiver requires participants acknowledge 'an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present'