Israel Democracy Institue survey shows older people keener than the young, men more willing than women; assesses public may be getting used to living under virus conditions

With long lines and crowds not adhering to distancing rules, some shops extend opening hours or shut down; stall owners at Tel Aviv market open illegally to protest their closure

Journalist Lysandra Ohrstrom says US president's daughter was bothered by Arabic necklace she wore that 'screams terrorist'

Some open illegally in protest, saying they need to feed their families; 815 new virus cases reported as testing levels increase

IAEA says Tehran is using advanced technology at underground Natatz plant prohibited by 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers

Maniv leads $3.8 million seed investment in Fenix, becoming 'first Israeli VC to invest in a UAE-based tech company'

Asked whether power-sharing deal will be honored, Blue and White leader says 'we'll see' and premier says 'who knows?'; poll predicts right-wing majority if elections called

Mohammad Javad Zarif says Tehran willing to return to agreement if US lifts sanctions, and 'negotiations are possible' without preconditions