Following responses of outrage, man seen in video blocking haredim from boarding train found to be actor hired by the city of Bnei Brak.

Kalman Samuels, founder of Shalva, recognized for life’s work benefiting thousands of children with disabilities and their families.

An ISA warden was detained after he was found transporting an illegal resident near Road 443, after the warden had been diagnosed with coronavirus.

A delegation of Egyptian intelligence officials has arrived in Gaza.The delegation's members are due to meet with the heads of the Hamas terror organization, and among the items In their agenda is an attempt to advance a deal with Israel for the release of Israelis being held by Hamas - two civilians, and the bodies of two IDF soldiers.

According to the German magazine Der Spiegel, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has made significant progress in his recovery from what appears to be poisoning, and is now able to speak again.The magazine also reports that Navalny's police protection has been stepped up, as "Navalny can speak again and can likely remember details about his collapse ... which could be dangerous for people behind the attack."However, Navalny's spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysh, tweeted in response that Der Spiegel's story was "exaggerated and contains many factual inaccuracies."

The government's coronavirus cabinet meeting has commenced. Earlier today, the Prime Minister met with senior government ministers as well as the government's coronavirus czar, Prof. Ronni Gamzu, to discuss proposals for lockdown regulations ranging from full nationwide closures to milder measures.An official who participated in the meeting later told journalists that the Prime Minister supports a partial closure rather than the full lockdown favored by Health Ministry officials.

Leaked documents seen by the British Medical Journal suggest that the "Operation Moonshot" project reportedly favored by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson would have a price tag similar to the annual budget of the UK's National Health Service.Johnson has been suggesting in recent days that a massive testing program that would see millions of citizens tested every single day could be implemented in order to enable the country to get back to a semblance of normalcy. However, given the cost - estimates place it as around £114 billion (around $150 bn) - it seems rather unlikely that the plan will get off the ground.

Rabbis argue that list, besides unfairly targeting conservative organizations, is “detrimental and even dangerous to the Jewish community.”