Son of Holocaust survivors commended for 'leadership, determination, and especially for his willingness to assume great risks.'

Will a new Israeli vaccine against coronavirus give immunity in the nose and lungs?

Israeli researchers discovered that neither the vaccine nor the virus itself prevent women from getting pregnant.

Study finds that the vaccine is much less effective in leukemia patients, but the research is helping determine the best time to vaccinate.

400 million doses of vaccines have been given worldwide, but Israel still way out in front with more than half its population inoculated.

According to an Israeli medical study of 9000 people, 'The first dose is even more effective than we thought.'

'This is very, very good news,' said Anat Ekka Zohar, Maccabi’s top vaccine statistics analyst.

Epidemiology expert says he does not know if there is another such virus in which 'the vaccine will protect better than infection with the disease itself.'

Israel hits 2 million vaccinations as researchers find a 33% reduction in spread of the coronavirus 14 days after the first injections.

Palestinian leaders turn on Israel again after failing to provide their own people with timely vaccinations.

'We will be the first country to emerge from COVID-19,' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared.

On Saturday night, Israel launched its second-dose vaccine push with Prime Minister Netanyahu being the first to receive the shot.

Israel will get vaccine doses for all Israeli adults and share the data with the world.

Pfizer CEO Dr. Albert Bourla, a son of Holocaust survivors, lights the Chanukah candles in a virtual event at the invitation of the Israel Embassy in Washington.

The first doses of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine arrived in Israel on Wednesday, with a mass inoculation program set to begin imminently.

Prime Minister Netanyahu commented that head of Pfizer Albert Bourla is proud of his Jewish and Greek and heritage.

'At these moments, we are signing the agreement with Pfizer to receive eight million doses of vaccine for four million Israeli citizens,' Netanyahu said.

The paper has run a series of articles attacking the Jewish Pfizer chief following the company’s announcement of a 90% success rate in its vaccine trial.

After Pfizer announces 90% effectiveness of its clinical trial, Israel asks the U.S. government for doses of the vaccine once it's approved by the FDA.