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Want to know which watermelon is sweeter, whether an avocado is ripe, or what’s in that diamond? New pocket-sized molecular sensor reveals all.
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Want to know which watermelon is sweeter, whether an avocado is ripe, or what’s in that diamond? New pocket-sized molecular sensor reveals all.
The Smartlation search engine matches users with registered translators who best meet their exact requirements and budget.
Hospitals across Israel have opened top-notch maternity hotels to help new mums and babies rest and recuperate after the birth.
The Jerusalem International Book Fair, of course. The First Station complex hosts this literary extravaganza from February 8-12.
Israeli study pinpoints the dominant factors causing mistaken forecasts of weather conditions around the world.
From the Red Sea Jazz Festival in February to the Hula Valley International Bird Festival in November, there’s something for everyone.
The fun guys from Funtactix, TabTale and Side-Kick tell us why Israelis are behind some of the most popular games, and what’s coming next.
In this cobblestoned neighborhood of Jerusalem, the old and new, the traditional and the funky, coexist in colorful glory.
Augmented-reality goggles being developed in Israel could become the latest wearable-tech must-have for winter sports buffs.
Mati Oren is one of 40 Special Olympics athletes preparing to represent Israel at the 2015 Summer Games in Los Angeles.
Where to hike, bike, run, skate, swim, dance and enjoy other athletic activities without spending a shekel.
‘This is the first study in which a systematic, theory-based intervention for parental involvement in teen driving was found to be effective.’
People come from all over the world to the Marzipan bakery in Jerusalem for its signature melt-in-your-mouth chocolate pastry.
Margarita Activewear, made on a small kibbutz in northern Israel, is a hit with the fit in North America, Asia, Europe, Australia and South Africa.
Maya Bash, one of the designers who turned Gan Hahashmal into a fashion mecca, has an international following for her minimalist clothing.