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Seven pregnant women hospitalized after contracting COVID Adir Yanko, Raanan Ben Tzur | Published: 01.18.21 , 23:52 Seven pregnant women were hospitalized across the country in recent days after contracting coronavirus, at least three of them were in serious condition. A 35-year-old, seven-months-pregnant woman was transferred to Rabin Medical Center in Petah Tikva. She was delivered by caesarean section and is now hospitalized in very serious. The baby is in stable condition. A five-months-...

UN to Israel: Stop new settlement construction in West Bank Head of global body calls decision to build almost 800 homes major obstacle to achievement of the two-state solution and flagrant violation of international law; joins EU, UK, Israeli opposition members and Peace Now in slamming move AFP | Published: 01.19.21 , 11:19 United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday urged Israel to "halt and reverse" its decision last week to build hundreds of new settler homes in the West...

According to affidavit, Riley June Williams accused of unlawfully breaching the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, intended to send the device to a friend in Russia, who then planned to sell it to SVR, the country's foreign intelligence service

Netanyahu says health officials must 'go with a hammer' to Haredi, Arab sectors to boost vaccination drive; minsters also mulling closure of international airport; Gantz demands immediate enforcement of regulations in areas with high infection rate

Pregnant women with COVID-19 fighting for their lives Doctors say hospitals are witnessing a most violent disease not seen in previous waves of the virus, and that the women who are members of the ultra-Orthodox community have no underlying conditions; infectious disease expert says pregnant woman may have to be vaccinated against coronavirus Adir Yanko, Raanan Ben Zur | Published: 01.19.21 , 08:00 At least nine pregnant women are in serious condition on Tuesday after they were hospitaliz...

Woman arrested for theft of Pelosis laptop during Capitol riot Former lover who alerted the FBI to Riley Williams her identity says she intended to send the computer to friend in Russia who planned to sell it on to Kremlin, but plan fell through and she either still has device or destroyed it Associated Press | Published: 01.19.21 , 14:57 Federal authorities arrested a woman whose former romantic partner says she took a laptop from House Speaker Nancy Pelosis office during the riot at the U....

Israels embassies in UK, Poland honor Holocaust survivor by handing out falafel To raise awareness of Holocaust Remembrance Day, missions in Warsaw and London launch Operation Dugo, in honor of 90-year-old David Dugo Leitner who each year eats falafel to mark the day of evacuation from Auschwitz Itamar Eichner | Published: 01.19.21 , 21:36 Israeli embassies in Poland and United Kingdom have decided to honor a Holocaust survivor who has an unusual years-long tradition by handing out falafe...

Sirens silent as Gaza rocket hits southern Israel IDF says the rocket landed in an open area near Kibbutz Nahal Oz and no injuries or damage had been reported; Home Front Command says it knew the rocket was heading for open area and did not activate the alert system Matan Tzuri | Published: 01.19.21 , 21:05 A rocket launched from the Gaza Strip on Tuesday evening, landed in southern Israel without a siren ringing off to alert the locals of an incoming fire, the military confirmed. The IDF ...

Israeli study: Green Mediterranean diet ideal to promote healthy liver MRI-nutritional clinical trial is first to develop new diet that is rich in vegetables, includes daily intake of walnuts, green tea and cuts down on processed and red meat; lead researcher: It can make dramatic changes to key health factors TPS | Published: 01.19.21 , 13:12 A green Mediterranean diet reduces intrahepatic fat more than other healthy diets and cuts non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in half, accordi...

Ramallah orders Sputnik V vaccine, hoping to inoculate some 50,000 of its residents by March; first shipment of 5,000 doses, intended for medical staff, has been held-up at Jordan border