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1. Opening act: Some people just can’t be pleased. With infections continuing to drop, the clamor for everything to reopen is only growing, and...
1. Missing the blame for the pandemic: A long-awaited state comptroller report Monday found serious failings with several aspects of the...
1. The class ceiling: After days of internal squabbling, ministers voted to do pretty much the only thing they could do, open elementary schools for...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Saturday’s events as they occur. The Likud and Yamina parties are trading barbs ahead of a second bid by the...
1. Sudone deal, almost: If the announcement of ties with the UAE came like a lightning bolt on a clear day, then normalization with Sudan is swiftly...
1. Vote early and vote often: A chaotic Knesset session gives the press fresh fodder for outrage, punditry and confusion after the opposition caught...
1. Billion shekel babies: A fight over school openings as virus case numbers cascade downwards has stepped up a notch, with bruising barb-swapping...
1. Leave home without it: Normalization is on the radar with a UAE delegation making its way to Israel, where members will apparently sign a deal...
1. Spelunking with the Haredim: There are a few ways to look at Israel’s opening gambol out of a month-long nationwide lockdown, and specifically...
Twitter has announced it will ban content that denies the Holocaust, a few days after Facebook announced a similar policy. “We strongly condemn...
1. Unpaint the town red: Ministers voted as expected Thursday to start to unlock the lockdown Sunday, and by Friday conversation had swiftly shifted...
1. Bye-bye lockdown? Ministers were set to meet Thursday for a summit regarded as crucial as they hash out plan for lifting a nationwide lockdown. ...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Thursday’s events as they unfold. Reports indicate that Finance Minister Israel Katz and the Blue and White...
1. Still under lock and key: The cabinet decided Tuesday to both extend a national lockdown and ease up on certain aspects of it, and it’s the...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Wednesday’s events as they unfold. Avichai Mandelblit’s office says he won’t be cowed by threats, after...
1. Too soon: Israel passed 2,000 COVID-19 deaths on Monday, a brutal milestone made all the more woeful by the fact that it’s been barely a month...
1. Easing like Sunday morning: Everybody is talking about getting out of the lockdown. Reports proliferate throughout the press Sunday morning of a...
1. Scroll down: Israel is entering another weekend with positive signs in its battle against the coronavirus, but fears of a fresh outbreak thanks to...
For nine days, from May 13 to May 21, Jerusalem saw an unprecedented string of high daily temperatures above 33º C (91.6º F). The record stood all...
1. Get out, or not: Ministers voted overnight to extend a state of emergency that allows authorities to clamp down on protests, prayers and other...
1. Who by chutzpah: Not for the first time, and likely not for the last, the media conversation in Israel is revolving around those large swaths of...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Tuesday’s events as they happen. Egypt’s prosecutor-general has ordered the release of a journalist days after...
1. Slowed, but not slowed enough: Two weeks into a nationwide lockdown, Israel is beginning to see some tiny signs of hope amid reports of mass...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Monday’s event as they happen. Channel 12 news reports that 20 of the worshipers who were in a synagogue with...
1. Friday the rabbi tested positive: While the US is going bonkers over President Donald Trump coming down with COVID-19, in Israel the big news is...
1. Bye bye democracy? In the dead of night, after hours of “debate,” days of delays and a bit of compromise, the Knesset passed an amendment...
1. Are we there yet (no): With Israel finding its place among the world’s leaders in not effectively dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, the...
1. Waiting with dread: In Israel, it’s nothing new for the country to stop almost completely for Yom Kippur, and that holds true for the press as...
1. The tightening of the screwed: A week after imposing a lockdown derided as holier than Swiss cheese, the government has decided to clamp down, and...
1. Infections mushroom: As of 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Health Ministry’s coronavirus dashboard, a frustratingly opaque yet singular source for those...
1. The lackdown: Several days into Israel’s new lockdown, the media is watching closely as the government appears set to possibly impose even...
1. High Holey Days: Israel is locking down nationally for a second time starting Friday, but if you are reading this, you probably already knew that....
1. Peace and then some: A White House ceremony to celebrate the signing of treaties between Israel and the UAE and Israel and Bahrain unsurprisingly...
1. The Gulf foursome readies to hit the links: All aboard the peace train. Next stop Washington, DC. Israel is gearing up to mark the historic signing...
1. Resigned to it: Israel is headed back into a lockdown, set to start on September 18, after ministers voted to okay three weeks of heightened...
The Times of Israel is liveblogging Monday’s events as they happen. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claims that airstrikes were carried out,...
1. Lock ‘em down: Israel is headed back down to lockdown town, pending approval by the full cabinet, and the news dominates the headlines Friday...
1. Gloves off, shackles on: Talk of a holiday lockdown is rising along with infection rates Thursday, as Israel slouches triumphantly toward 4,000 new...
1. Curfew? Curfeh! After a handful of delays (Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to lock down high infection areas in June, but who’s...
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