Cabinet approves imposing hefty fines on individuals who violate quarantine directives. Israel to receive new tests that will allow it to increase blood workups to 4,000 a day.

At least 9,000 have been diagnosed with the coronavirus, and 429 have died. Unofficial estimates suggest a figure of 1 million who have been affected by it.

The vastness of the Jewish diaspora has gifted us with a wealth of interesting types of culinary mergers, and I particularly love exploring the Jewish food of India.

Netanyahu calls for national unity emergency government following announcement of national school closures.

Following ban on gatherings of over 100 people, World Organization of Orthodox Synagogues publishes updated guidelines.

Maybe a pause in the way we live is not such a bad thing — not including those who are ill, of course.

Lieberman knows he has to do something to break the deadlock, or he will be blamed for compelling a fourth round of national voting. But what does he actually stand for?

The African-American-Hasidic musician's new single 'Mothaland Bounce' gives tribute to both his 'urban' past and Orthodox Jewish present in Israel as he broadens his message.

The U.S. Department of Justice said Friedrich Karl Berger continues to receive a pension from Germany based on his employment in Germany, including his wartime service.