Israel has now signed deals for enough vaccines to inoculate entire population -- but the time of their arrival remains an open question

PM reportedly not in favor of compelling citizens to be inoculated against coronavirus, but discussions said ongoing as to whether public officials can be required to have shot

Oxford University report finds 'good news,' says examples of reinfection relatively rare and few cases found did not exhibit symptoms

PM says talks in final stages to supply vaccine developed by University of Oxford, which has been shown to produce fewer side effects in elderly; would be Israel's 3rd deal

Pharma company starts process with government regulators to bring limited first shots as early as next month

Biotech firm says it now has enough data to seek emergency clearance for coronavirus shots from US regulator agency

Massachusetts-based company saw share price soar after announcing its coronavirus vaccine is 94.5% effective. Bullish CEO, promising up to a billion doses, says it's just the start

Tal Zaks, who is Israeli, estimates shot will reach Jewish state in early 2021

Independent monitors from trial say all severe COVID-19 cases were among placebo recipients; Israel, which has made deal with company to purchase shots, welcomes development

US biotech giant, which has a contract with Israel to supply coronavirus shots when developed, could apply for emergency FDA approval in early December