Standard commercial flights out of Israel’s Ben Gurion International Airport will likely resume in early-to-mid July, airport officials said Monday • Full Story

An attempted terror attack occurred on Monday afternoon in Jerusalem when a terrorist approached a Border Police officer in the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood of Jerusalem armed with a Japanese knife, shouted “Allah Akbar” and attempted to stab him. Earlier Monday, two armed terrorists attempted to carry out a stabbing attack in the Binyamin area of the Shomron on Monday morning • Full Story

A new study from scientists in the United States suggests that a significant majority of the population may already have some level of immunity to the coronavirus, a possible explanation for why so many individuals seem to experience few to no symptoms from the disease • Full Story

The first COVID-19 vaccine to reach clinical trials in humans was determined to be both safe and generate an immune response against the virus — a “milestone” in the battle to defeat the deadly bug, a new study found • Full Story

A virtual Shloshim will be taking place tonight, Rosh Chodesh Sivan, at 8:00 PM for the Mara D’asra of Crown Heights, Harav Aharon Yaacov Schwei, OB”M. The speakers will be the Mara D’asra of Crown Heights, Rabbi Yosef Yeshaya Braun, Rabbi Shmuel Lew, Rabbi Heschel Greenberg, Rabbi Moshe Bryski, and Rabbi Aharon Ginsberg  • Full Details

With great joy, dozens of local Temimim returned to the Yeshiva Ketana of Tzfas for the first time since it was shut down due to coronavirus. The Yeshiva ran a special system today that had local Bochurim learning on premises while Bochurim from abroad learned via distance learning from their home • Photos

Following the recent news of the closures of multiple camps for this summer and the news that Florida is allowing camps to open, the state of Pennsylvania announced that they will be allowing camps to open with a number of conditions. Camp Chayolei director, Rabbi Shloime Rutman, sent out a letter to parents that the camp will be opening with a number of restrictions • Full Story

Israel’s Interior Minister Arye Deri announced that he is allowing Kollel Families and Yeshivah Students from abroad to return to Israel in condition that the Yeshivah can affirm that the Students and family’s have a place to quarantine according to the health ministries guidelines • Full Story

President Trump announced Friday that all houses of worship would be considered “essential services” and urged governors to “do the right thing” and reopen them immediately — adding that he would “override” them if they didn’t • Full Story

In a letter published by the Badatz of Crown Heights, the Rabbonim are encouraging all of the public to register themselves to vote in the primary that is taking place on Rosh Chodesh Taamuz, (June 23) • Full Letter

Following the recent news in Canada that Camp Gan Yisroel Toronto and Montreal cannot open, Florida Governor Ron Desantis just announced that the state of Florida is lifting all restrictions on youth activities including overnight camps. It appears the camp Gan Yisroel of Florida is the first Lubavitch camp that has permission from the state to open. We are waiting to hear from the camp what the next steps going forward are • Watch

Following an announcement by Premier Doug Ford of Ontario that camps in the province will not be allowed to open this summer, effectively shutting down Camp Gan Yisroel Toronto, Quebec Premier Francois Legault announced on Thursday that camps in his province will not be allowed to open, shutting down Camp Gan Yisroel Montreal • Full Story

Ohio will allow wedding and banquet receptions of up to 300 people to be held again starting June 1, Lt. Gov. Jon Husted announced yesterday. The move is the latest in a series of steps by Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration to roll back social-distancing rules set up weeks ago to curb the spread of the coronavirus • Full Story