Knifeman Kills Two in Southern France Amid Coronavirus Lockdown

The attacks took place in the morning outside a bakery where customers were queuing, and at shops in the town center, authorities say

From Mexico to Milan, Coronavirus a Time of Reckoning for Israelis Living Abroad

The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing many Israeli expats to ask: Should I stay or should I go home? 'More and more Israelis who had neglected to do so in the past are now registering their kids for citizenship,' official says

Kill the Virus, Not Democracy: EU Tells Hungary

More than a dozen EU member states including Germany, Italy, Spain and France have expressed concern after Prime Minister Viktor Orban gained emergency powers to deal with the coronavirus

After N.Y.C. Outbreak, Fearful British ultra-Orthodox Fight to Stave Off Coronavirus

Although coronavirus has hit Britain’s Jews disproportionately hard, few of those deaths have been ultra-Orthodox Jews. But with that community late to start social distancing, will Stamford Hill become the next Haredi hot spot?

George Soros Donates $1.1 Million to Budapest for Coronavirus Preparation

Mayor of the Hungarian capital says the money will be used to prevent infection and for testing medics and nurses

Paris' Grand Synagogue Closes Its Doors for First Time as Coronavirus Spreads

Not even two world wars, the Holocaust or the 2015 terror attacks kept the 150-year-old institution shut

‘Our Hearts Are Dying’: The Palestinian Doctor at the Epicenter of Italy’s Coronavirus Catastrophe

Anesthesiologist Talal Soufan is on the front line against the pandemic in the world’s hardest hit region, and has an urgent message for his compatriots back home in the West Bank

Despite the Harm It’s Caused, the Coronavirus Disaster Presents a Silver Lining for Tourism

In the past, war or terrorism just diverted tourism elsewhere. But in the coronavirus lockdown everyone, rich or poor, is confined to their homes – a good opportunity to reevaluate the industry

Jews Make Up Five Percent of U.K. Coronavirus Deaths, Report Says

At least 22 Jewish families have lost loved ones to the disease, which has killed 465 people in the United Kingdom

Last Surviving German Honored for Saving Jews During Holocaust Dies at 98

Gertrud Steinl had sent a Jewish woman to live with her parents, ensuring she wasn't deported to a Nazi concentration camp

Italy Records Smaller Increase in Coronavirus Cases for Second Day in a Row

However officials say it is too soon to tell whether the country is at the beginning of a positive trend

Spain's Coronavirus Death Toll Adds 462 Overnight, Health Ministry Says

The number of cases registered in Spain rose to 33,089 up from 28,572 cases on Sunday

Italy Passes China's Coronavirus Death Toll With 427 Fatalities Reported in Past 24 Hours

A total of 3,405 deaths have been recorded since the outbreak surfaced, passing China by about 200

Italy Reports 475 New Coronavirus Deaths, Lifting Total Death Toll to 2,978

Authorities report the total number of cases in the country has risen to 35,713

Child Dies in Fire in Greek Migrant Camp

Fire burned through Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, built to accommodate less than 3,000 people but houses about 19,400 people in crowded and filthy conditions

Explained Italy and South Korea Coronavirus Outbreaks Reveal Disparity in Deaths and Tactics

In Italy, millions are locked down and more than 1,400 people have died from the coronavirus. In South Korea, hit by the disease at about the same time, only a few thousand are quarantined and 72 people have died. Why?

The Dutch Psychiatrist Who Treated Traumatized Holocaust Survivors With LSD

In the '60s, Jan Bastiaans, using breakthrough experimental treatment with LSD, freed Holocaust survivors from their traumas. He became a national hero but was later shunted aside and treated patients in the underground. Is his legacy still worthy?

Opinion Italy Is Suffering, but It’s Been Down This Road Before

This Tiny Island Has 1,400 Residents and No Cars. But Its Real Story Lies Underground

A visit to the remote German isle of Heligoland