Netanyahu: Israelis face fines for breaking state of emergency orders "The country has not experienced anything like this since its founding," the prime minister said, "but the world has not experienced something like this for 100 years."  >>> Mossad brings 100,000 incomplete coronavirus test kits to Israel The kits were provided with consent, the 'Post' confirmed. But a Health Ministry official said, "What they brought is not exactly what we were lacking." >>> Shocking coronavirus study says people could be locked down for 18 months >>> Coronavirus - A diplomatic opportunity Israel shouldn’t miss >>> ‘Don’t go to synagogue on Shabbat’ says Tzohar due to coronavirus  >>> Chief Rabbi: Leave phones on during Shabbat >>> Israel, PA deny rumors about coronavirus cases among Palestinian prisoners The Israel Prison Service said that four inmates held at Megiddo Prison have been isolated after they were suspected of having been in contact with an ill prisoner last week. >>> Blue and White denies Gantz ready to serve under Netanyahu According to the report, Gantz has decided to accept an offer in which Netanyahu would go first in a rotation in the Prime Minister's Office. >>> Chief Justice Hayut: Why can’t the Knesset c’tees meet today? >>> Justice Sohlberg annoyed at Edelstein, signs order mid-Shin Bet hearing >>> Police arrest protesters who cry out against Knesset shut-down >>> Knesset, Health officials battle over who can be in the committee room >>> 24 new immigrants arrive from the US on Nefesh B’Nefesh flight Due to the viral scourge, the new olim will begin their journey as Israeli citizens like no others ever have before: in quarantine. >>> Italian Jews keep sense of community despite coronavirus lockdown Online religious study lessons, video-conference meals and cocktails helping Italian Jews keep sense of community despite coronavirus lockdown >>> US airlifts citizen Fakhoury from Lebanon in dramatic helicopter flight Amer Fakhoury, a Lebanese man who is a US citizen, was at the center of US-Lebanon tensions. He was accused of working for an Israeli-backed militia in the 1980s and 1990s. >>> World ORT – Adapting to changing times for 140 years "One of the things that has enabled World ORT as an institution to exist for 140 years,is its ability and its requirement to adapt to the environment around it." >>>