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A Magen David Adom paramedic prepares a dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to inoculate a Palestinian in a mobile clinic at the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old City

Opinion || Israelis, Demand Palestinians Get Vaccinated, Too. Or the Pandemic Won’t End

Nadav Davidovitch, Joseph Bruch | 02.03.2021

Podcast | 'We’ve shattered the paradigm, and the Israeli right-wing is going to win'

Israeli travelers hold up electronic monitoring bracelets they are required to wear after returning from abroad at the Ben Gurion airport.

Coronavirus Live: Cabinet Approves Lifting Ban on Flights for Israeli Citizens

Haaretz | 02.03.2021

Coronavirus testing at the incoming passengers' terminal at Ben-Gurion International Airport, March 1, 2021

Opinion || My Slow Road Home From New York, Courtesy of Israel’s COVID Travel Ban

David Rosenberg | 02.03.2021

Israeli soldiers at the Qalandia checkpoint, a main crossing point between Jerusalem and Ramallah, in 2016.

Opinion || In Arabic, 'Work Meeting,' in Hebrew, 'Return to Gaza': An Underhanded Israeli Trick

Amira Hass | 02.03.2021

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presents Israel's digital 'Green Pass'. Experts say the app is flawed and may even be dangerous

Israel Rolls Out 'Green Passport' for Vaccinated. It's a Security Disaster

Ran Bar-Zik | 02.03.2021

What did you say??

Neanderthals Could Speak, New Study Claims to Prove

Ruth Schuster | 02.03.2021

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with Health Minister Yuli Edelstein at a vaccination center in Sderot last month.

Analysis || Why Pfizer's CEO Would Be Wise to Delay His Visit to Israel Until After the Election

Alon Pinkas | 02.03.2021

Israel's vaccination campaign is a game-changer. One of Jerusalem's main streets, on Monday

Israel's COVID Infection Rates Are Rising – but It May Not Matter That Much Now

Ido Efrati | 02.03.2021

Pervin Buldan, co-leader of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), holds her husband Savas Buldan's portrait as she takes part in a protest against police detentions, Istanbul, Turkey.

Turkey Plans to Shut Down pro-Kurdish Opposition Party, Ruling Party Official Says

Reuters | 02.03.2021

Ben-Gurion international airport, last week

Editorial || VIP Passes for Netanyahu's Allies at Ben-Gurion Airport

Haaretz Editorial | 02.03.2021

Women march in the town of Tamra against rising violence in the Arab community, last month.

Three Weeks Before Election, Israel Approves Plan to Combat Arab Community Crime

Jack Khoury | 02.03.2021

Screenshots from season 8 of "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver."

John Oliver’s Back – and He’s Refreshingly Boring

Adrian Hennigan | 01.03.2021

A gate of what is officially known as a vocational skills education centre is photographed in Dabancheng, in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, China.

LA Rabbis From Across Denominational Spectrum Urge Congressional Action on Uighurs

JTA, Ron Kampeas | 02.03.2021

A member of Magen David Adom conducts a coronavirus test in Jerusalem, Sunday.

Three Cases of New York COVID Strain Discovered in Israel

Ido Efrati | 02.03.2021

Dave Davis as Yakov Ronen in "The Vigil"

Beyond the Golem: Horror Film ‘The Vigil’ Stars Lesser-known Jewish Demons

JTA, Gabe Friedman | 02.03.2021

A copy of the book "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street," by Dr. Seuss, rests in a chair

6 Dr. Seuss Books Won’t Be Published for Racist Images

The Associated Press | 02.03.2021

Girls who were kidnapped from a boarding school in the northwest Nigerian state of Zamfara walk in line after their release, in Zamfara, Nigeria.

Nigerian Governor Says 279 Kidnapped Schoolgirls Are Freed

The Associated Press | 02.03.2021

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