Overall, though, there is room for optimism. Most Israelis abide by the government-mandated regulations and listen to what authorities tell them is permitted and forbidden.

On the table are shuttering stores early in the evening and asking people not to congregate in each other’s homes or at synagogue.

The arrivals come on the heels of US Sec. of State Mike Pompeo’s trip to Israel last month.

Over 500 strikes on all fronts, but "we still have a long way to go to complete our goals," says IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi.

Much of the momentum behind the deal-making has been to present a united front against Iran and roll back its regional influence.

Eisenkot is seen as the only potential game changer who remains on the sidelines.

Medical personnel top the list, while children will be ineligible for inoculation

PA President Mahmoud Abbas said he had accepted Ashrawi's resignation.