Netanyahu mulls tightening movement thoughout Israel Earlier rumors said the government would close eight Israeli cities and 15 Jerusalem neighborhoods.
Is Trump right about hydroxychloroquine? 'It's shown very, very encouraging early results,' said President Trump.
Celebrities spread 5G coronavirus conspiracy theory The 5G technology, originally introduced by China, is in use by nearly 40 countries worldwide.
Israeli cops keep crowd from going nuts over egg shortage Police scramble to break up egg-crazed crowd after shoppers in Rishon Letzion get word of shipment arriving at local stores during shortage.
Israel arrests Palestinian ‘governor of Jerusalem’ Palestinian official Adnan Jit arrested again for activity that violates accords. Saeb Erekat claims PA 'governor' of Jerusalem was only working to fight coronavirus.
City neighboring corona-struck Bnei Brak ordered to take down fencing The Interior Ministry orders Ramat Gan’s mayor to remove fences he put up, while he says he made the decision on his own after consulting the police.
Mossad blamed for assassination of top Hezbollah commander, Soleimani ally Younes was close to the recently assassinated Iranian Revolutionary Guards chief Qassem Soleimani.
WATCH: Israel’s defense and medical industries join forces to save grandma and grandpa The Israeli defense and medical industries have joined hands to produce ventilators at a fast clip, Yediot Ahronot reports on Monday.
Trump sees limits of presidency in avoiding blame for virus Grim realities are testing Trump’s leadership and political survival skills unlike any challenge he has faced in office.
Boris Johnson, down with corona, leads country from hospital bed The prime minister has been working and not resting since his diagnosis on March 26.
Nurse who battled back from coronavirus returns to ‘be with my team during this war’ Nurse from Netanya returns to Laniado Hospital after recovering from coronavirus. 'I came back to be with my team during this war,' she says.
WATCH: NYPD forced to break up hasidic funeral in Brooklyn On Sunday, the New York Police Department broke up the Brooklyn funeral for Rabbi Yosef Kalish, 63, as mourners ignored guidelines on social distancing. Kalish himself died of COVID-19 on Sunday morning.
Israeli team designs emergency ventilation system in 10 days, shares source code online All development data on the AmboVent was put online for free so people around the world can help refine the prototypes to ready them for clinical trials.
Nationwide curfew expected before Passover, Israel’s infections climb to 8,611 No flattening of the curve yet as coronavirus numbers continue to rise, nationwide curfew expected for Passover holiday.
Jerusalem’s Palm Sunday procession scaled down due to virus Palm Sunday celebrations start the Holy Week leading up to Easter. Worshippers in Jerusalem traditionally carry palm fronds and olive branches, and march from the top of the Mount of Olives into the Old City.
Tiger at New York’s Bronx Zoo tests positive for corona The 4-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia and six other tigers and lions fell ill.
35 forced into quarantine after infected man knowingly takes Jerusalem bus Family alerts police who stop traffic on highway and arrest man who tested positive for coronavirus but took bus to Jerusalem, forcing 34 passengers and the driver into quarantine.
Israeli inmates to mass produce protective face masks The masks will initially be supplied within the prison service. Eventually, the IPS hopes to produce enough masks to provide them to security forces and first responders.
WATCH: US Surgeon General says this is a ‘Pearl Harbor moment’ Vice Admiral Jerome Adams, U.S. surgeon general, told Chris Wallace on 'Fox News Sunday' that America was facing a 'Pearl Harbor moment,' in its fight against the coronavirus.
US group offers ‘The Unapologetic Zionist’s Haggadah’ 'Our fervent hope is that through this unique compilation readers will be provided a respite from worries about coronavirus,' said the group's director.
