A 17-year-old youth has sustained moderate injuries after falling from his bicycle In a bike track in the Joara forest.MDA paramedics and responders treated him at the scene of the incident and transported him to Rambam hospital in Haifa.

Rabbi Yehuda Dukes endured four collapsed lungs, experienced a stroke and underwent a liver biopsy due to COVID-19. Now he's recovering.

Bobov Hasidic movement in Boro Park, Brooklyn urges members to adhere to social distancing rules - or wear masks in public.

Only visitors from 'green countries' with low levels of coronavirus infection rates permitted into Israel. US citizens still barred.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has just met with the UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, who met earlier today with Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi and Defense Minister Benny Gantz. Raab is also due to meet with PA President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.Netanyahu reportedly told Raab that he hopes to see a policy change in the way the United Kingdom relates to Iran, and that the UK will join the United States in the reimposition of sanctions In Iran, preventing it from obtaining advanced weapons or advancing its nuclear weapons program."Just look at the level of aggression in Iran today, when they are not yet in possession of nuclear weapons," Netanyahu said. "If they ever succeed in obtaining nuclear weapons, the world will be placed in tremendous danger."

Police in Bnei Brak have dispersed a large crowd, reportedly of hundreds, in a hall In Grobard Street. Those found not wearing face masks were issued with citations.One man in his twenties was arrested for disrupting the police in the execution of their duties.

At his weekly press briefing, Professor Roni Gamzu stated: "I am against traveling to Uman and will not change my mind."Every Rosh Hashana thousands of Israelis travel to Uman in the Ukraine to pray at the grave of Rebbe Nachman from Breslav. Uopn his death, Rebbe Nachman promised he would intercede for good in the life of anyone who came to pray at his grave In Rosh Hashana.Gamzu's fear is crowds that pack together in planes traveling to and praying in Uman could spread the coronavirus.

When asked at a press briefing whether he would resign if his proposed ban In travel to Uman is overruled, corona czar Professor Roni Gamzu replied, "I am not contemplating leaving this post, but if they will not give me the tools to reduce the spread of the virus, I have no reason for being here."