The recent unprecedented shark attack on a diver at an Israeli beach – the first in the country’s history – has thrust these marine creatures into the national spotlight. The incident comes after an ...

Considering that the State of Israel was born in 1948, it’s fascinating to witness how the country’s culture has evolved in less than a century, embracing traditions that both honor its past and ...

Israel has earned a reputation as an artificial intelligence powerhouse. It is ranked third on the 2024 Global AI Index for commercial indicators, which include local startup environment and venture ...

The war raging between Israel and Hamas, following Hamas’ October 7 massacres and kidnappings in Israeli Gaza border communities, has brought the Gaza Strip to headlines around the world. But though ...

The remnants of the Jewish people’s presence in modern-day Israel is evident and quite prominent. Although some are attempting to minimize this connection, even a short archeological scan of the area ...

Most of the billions of people who need prescription glasses consider them a fashion accessory rather than a medical device. The same cannot be said for the billions of people who need hearing aids.

December 21 By Naama Barak Israel is home to endless beautiful architecture, from majestic ancient remains and sites of utmost religious importance to Tel Aviv’s White City and ever-expanding ...

After Israeli attorney Michal Marks had a brain tumor surgically removed, her right side was paralyzed. Even after additional surgeries and intensive physical therapy, she was still unable to blink ...

Four residents of the Gaza border kibbutz give heartbreaking firsthand accounts of the traumatic infiltration, destruction, kidnappings and shootings they endured. Eyal Barad showing a still from his ...

With approximately half the Israeli population volunteering in some capacity since the start of the Swords of Iron war on October 7, you might think we have enough volunteers – but we truly don’t.

According to a study from Yale University’s School of the Environment, some 70 percent of all energy produced by humanity is squandered as “waste heat,” much of it a byproduct of running large ...