Ten of Israel’s brightest new hopes in the world of deep tech – complex innovations to solve the world’s toughest problems – have been selected for an intensive nurturing program. The early-stage ...

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 ...

Israel is home to a wide range of significant Christian sites adorned with stunning artwork spanning various periods and styles. From ancient mosaics to modern frescoes, these masterpieces tell the ...

December 22 By Abigail Klein Leichman In a perfect world, our bodies and belongings wouldn’t have to be scrutinized at slow-moving security checkpoints every time we travel or go to a concert. Alas, ...

Although countries of origin aren’t mentioned in TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of 2024” list, we spotted 10 products conceived in Israel. Blue-and-white inventions have been included on the coveted ...

Olive farmers invest time, effort and money growing their crop to make oil. But after olives have been squeezed for their liquid, the 85 percent solid that remains often ends up being burned or buried ...

Cases of West Nile virus in areas of Israel and other countries this summer highlight the urgent need for solutions against female mosquitoes, which are the ones that bite to get blood that helps them ...

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 ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of biotechnology, Israeli company Pluri (formerly Pluristem) has ventured into a new realm – developing lab-cultivated coffee. The impetus for venturing into the coffee ...

During the Gaza conflict, Nitza Kardish has been going twice a week to harvest tomatoes, plant zucchini, and tend pineapples in greenhouses along with thousands of other volunteers. Farmworkers are ...

Michael Amar, 48, is the director of agriculture at Kibbutz Alumim near the Gaza border in the southwest. About two years ago, Amar searched online for a technological solution to the chronic labor ...