Russia bombs last opposition bastion in Syria
Witnesses said bombs were dropped by Russian Sukhoi jets on several towns near the city of Idlib, as well as on a water pumping station serving the area
Israel to revise COVID testing rules amid rapid spread of omicron variant, soaring demand
Health Ministry to rely more on rapid antigen tests, in place of PCR swab tests, and consider amending testing requirements based on vaccines and symptoms as testing centers in Israel fall under heavy loads
Haredi leaders issue bold call to resist gov’t move to privatize kosher certification
Four leading rabbis threaten to revoke the kashrut authority of municipal rabbis who cooperate with a gov't plan that aims to take away the rabbinate's monopoly on kosher certification
The climate crisis has not skipped Israel: 2021 fourth-hottest year on record
The Meteorological Service recorded heat waves in almost every part of the past year, and found that the number of days with rainfall dropped – hurting Israel’s water reserves significantly
Egypt pushes for calm after flare-up in violence between Israel, Gaza
The Egyptian efforts come a day after militants launched rockets into the sea off Tel Aviv, prompting Israel to carry out airstrikes on militant positions in Gaza
Christian Lebanese leader says alliance with Hezbollah is in peril ahead of parliamentary elections
Gebran Bassil, head of the Free Patriotic Movement, signals an unprecedented level of frustration with Hezbollah, suggests the alliance credited with helping maintain peace in Lebanon is in jeopardy
Explained: Israel’s new COVID testing and quarantine guidelines
A guide to the new COVID regulations that took effect on December 30 in light of the omicron wave in Israel
One of these foreign TV shows could be the next ‘Squid Game’
Almost every U.S. Netflix subscriber has watched a foreign-language show in recent times. Here are four more ways to go global, from ‘Anna’ in Italy to ‘Anxious People’ in Sweden
One of these foreign TV shows could be the next ‘Squid Game’
Almost every U.S. Netflix subscriber has watched a foreign-language show in recent times. Here are four more ways to go global, from ‘Anna’ in Italy to ‘Anxious People’ in Sweden
One of these foreign TV shows could be the next ‘Squid Game’
Almost every U.S. Netflix subscriber has watched a foreign-language show in recent times. Here are four more ways to go global, from ‘Anna’ in Italy to ‘Anxious People’ in Sweden