7 books to help you understand the Hezbollah Israel conflict
As the possibility of a full-scale war between Israel and terrorist organization Hezbollah looks ever more likely after recent events, these books offer insight on the situation.
Why we’ll all be eating bugs by 2030
A combination of environmental challenges and a new global appetite for sustainable food sources is making insect protein an increasingly viable alternative for animals and humans alike.
Eyelid wearable can predict and alert to epileptic seizure
Blink Energy’s tiny device, fitted to one eyelid, monitors and analyzes blink patterns to detect or diagnose a wealth of health conditions.
US-Israeli basketball player aims for peace through sport
Jared Armstrong’s nonprofit is staging camps for Israeli children displaced by war, and for diverse populations in his hometown of Philadelphia.
Kids get an Israeli action toy to boost their morale
The brothers behind the Giborei Israel (Heroes of Israel) action figures say the toy soldiers can help kids feel more secure following the October 7 attacks.
Historic Israeli athlete photos unveiled as Olympics begin
Pre-state and early Israel images released in honor of the 2024 Olympics shed light on the role of sports in shaping the Jewish state’s identity.
The app that can teach you happiness
Happy Things, based on positive psychology research, encourages users to take simple, everyday action to increase happiness in an attainable way.
The versatile hospital worker that NEVER calls in sick
Unlimited Robotics’ Gary robot is already on the job in Israel and Philadelphia, supporting overburdened healthcare staff with a myriad of tasks.
Experts unearth huge moat which protected biblical Jerusalem
The trench’s discovery at the City of David answers many questions, but poses several more, like when it was constructed and how.
Arab-Israeli professor wins national science prize
Scientist receives prize for contribution to cancer and Parkinson’s disease treatment, alongside artists addressing war and women generating change
Beat the summer heat with these 10 engrossing books
From thrillers and love tales to abstract short stories, Israeli literature is here to help you escape the hot, worrisome reality this summer.
Inside Israel’s Olympics sustainability push
The head of Israel’s Olympic sustainability committee explains the game plan as the team heads to Paris for the greenest Olympics ever.
9 fun things to do in Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv
From boating to birdwatching, this urban oasis has lots to offer visitors of any age and interest.
Step-length sensor monitors neurological disease progression
Researchers develop an efficient, convenient wearable solution that will allow for quantifying and collecting data on step length throughout the day.
Edgy Ethiopian artist breaks the glass ceiling
Recognition for Israeli artists of Ethiopian origin is limited. Moshe Tarka is leading the way with edgy pieces informed by industrial design.