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Israel's coronavirus cabinet to discuss harsher lockdown restrictions on Monday
Second nationwide lockdown could push Israel into central bank’s worst-case scenario
Honduras says hopes to open embassy in Jerusalem by the end of 2020
President Hernandez congratulates Netanyahu for last week's historic signing of the Israel-UAE-Bahrain Abraham Accords Peace Agreement
‘A modern prophet:’ How rabbis reacted to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death
The justice’s passing just before Rosh Hashanah posed a dilemma for rabbis: Should they address the news? And how?
May Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s memory be ‘for a blessing.’ What, exactly, does that mean?
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s memory can be ‘for a blessing’
Trump wants new Iran sanctions. The world is flipping him the bird
It's not just China and Russia who are faithful to their dealings with Tehran. It's also Washington's allies in the Gulf – Qatar, Oman and even the UAE
Sudan to talk removal from U.S. terrorism list in UAE visit amid rumors of Israel normalization
Sudan's transitional government has been pushing to get off the list, which hinders its ability to access foreign loans to tackle an economic crisis
ICYMI: Catch up with the Forward’s coverage of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death
If you’ve been offline for Rosh Hashanah, you can catch up on the Forward’s coverage of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death here.
Supreme Court fight after Ginsburg's death energizes women voters on both sides
Trump and Biden both get fresh ammunition to make their cases to the small pool of undecided women that could make a difference in battleground states
High Holiday lessons from Ruth Bader Ginsburg
High Holiday lessons from Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Two Republican senators break ranks with Trump on Ginsburg replacement
Biden blasts Trump for 'exercise in raw political power,' as two of the Senate's 53 Republicans say they do not support a Supreme Court appointment before election
Verdict against young artists in Sudan stirs controversy
Known for their support for the uprising, artists were sentenced to two months in prison for public disturbance, violating public safety measures
Israeli columnist Meron Benvenisti, vocal supporter of a binational state, dies at 86
Benvenisti, who published columns on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Haaretz for some 20 years, also served as Jerusalem's deputy mayor in charge of the city's Palestinian neighborhoods
Iran could have material for nuke by end of year - The Jerusalem Post
Iran could have material for nuke by end of year The Jerusalem Post
Iran would have enough fissile material for nuclear bomb by year's end, U.S. official says
United States to slap sanctions on over two dozen targets tied to Iran arms on Monday, as part of Trump's effort to limit Tehran's regional influence
Low turnout at anti-Netanyahu demonstrations across Israel amid coronavirus lockdown
Ultra-orthodox activists join weekly anti-government demonstrations, in protest of directives they argue disrupt Jewish holiday traditions
