The decency of Tmol Shilshom founder David Ehrlich was legendary, as was his café’s place on the city’s literary scene. He died this week of a heart attack and Jerusalem will not be the same without him

From the southern Arava desert to the northern Golan Heights, isolated communities are virtually putting ‘Not Welcome’ signs on their main gates

In the past, war or terrorism just diverted tourism elsewhere. But in the coronavirus lockdown everyone, rich or poor, is confined to their homes – a good opportunity to reevaluate the industry

Gantz's election as Knesset speaker likely paves way for unity government, in which his own role remains unclear

91-year-old woman dies in hospital ■ National security adviser says country has no 'exit strategy' ■ Netanyahu warns of imminent curfew ■ New regulations limit Israelis to 100-meter radius of their homes ■ Palestinian woman in her 60s dies from virus in the West Bank

Bacilli from underwater, germs in aspirin tablets and German ships carrying the virus to U.S. shores: A century on, reports from the time of the Spanish flu offer a chilling parallel to current events

It’s time to go home, you realize, even if home is in southern Italy, and the only flight from Israel you can find is to France. You must now travel more than 1,200 kilometers through the pandemic