Human rights group charges Israel obligated under international law, but Oslo Accords put health care in hands of PA, who have not asked Israel for aid in securing shots

Louis Shenker, a BBYO regional vice president when in high school, surrendered to police and is accused of committing arson and causing a scare that cleared a mall

Experts debate whether to delay 2nd shot, reduce the size of doses or mix different vaccines in bids to boost reach of flagging inoculation campaigns

'Conceiving Agency' by Michal Raucher explores the ways in which women in the insular community use pregnancy, abortion, and birth control to carve out an independent space

Patient documents chaos in overflowing Beersheba coronavirus ward as Israel struggles to deal with fast-rising third wave, blamed in part on British mutation

Democrats need both their candidates, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, to win to seize the Senate majority in vote overshadowed by Trump's refusal to concede presidential election

Active infections, serious cases nearing all-time high; mass wedding held in Beitar Illit, which has 26% positive test rate; Edelstein says 115,000 people vaccinated Tuesday

How the Jewish state catapulted itself to leading the world in mass inoculation of its population, and what side issues come along for the ride