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
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Scientist receives prize for contribution to cancer and Parkinson’s disease treatment, alongside artists addressing war and women generating change
From thrillers and love tales to abstract short stories, Israeli literature is here to help you escape the hot, worrisome reality this summer.
The discovery serves as a reminder of the rich archeological heritage that can be found throughout Israel.
Recognition for Israeli artists of Ethiopian origin is limited. Moshe Tarka is leading the way with edgy pieces informed by industrial design.
The world has never experienced a hostage crisis of such magnitude as that of October 7. Now Israeli hospitals must learn how to meet their needs.
Organizers of the International Fringe Festival say after over 60 foreign artists canceled their participation, Israeli stars stepped up to the plate.
Happy Juice’s breakout success as iPad Game of the Year illustrates the potential of the Israeli game-development scene.
The new fund, founded by JNF-USA, aims to share Israeli storytelling with international audiences, while helping those affected by the war.
Dani Menkin was editing a film about Jewish hostages in Texas when the attacks in Israel happened; he says these stories will become monumental films.
This year Israel is pinning its hopes not only on familiar faces who already have Olympic medals under their belts, but also on promising young stars.
From Jerry Seinfeld to Elon Musk, famous people who made solidarity visits to Israel are a small silver lining in the dark cloud of public opinion.
The flint for the tools may have been imported from biblically significant sites, say researchers.
Works of 107 photographers depicting the Western Negev before and after the Hamas attacks create a unique introspective at Petach Tikva Museum of Art.
The 3,300-year-old discovery changes current academic assumptions about ancient mariners’ navigational skills
Stanford study shows that graduates of Israeli universities are more likely to produce a founder of a US-based startup than other institutions.