Water workers unearth Israel’s oldest city gate
Stone structure is part of urban fortifications dating back 5,500 years, say experts.
Stone structure is part of urban fortifications dating back 5,500 years, say experts.
University’s high ranking has to do with its location, broad academic fields and active support of entrepreneurship, says chief innovation officer.
Athletes for Israel tour includes exhibition games and touring, with the goal of fighting racism and promoting a positive narrative about Israel.
Waterland opens after years of delays, boasting state-of-the-art water complexes and the highest water tower in the Middle East.
Palta’s platform will enable brands to serve a new market of 1.6 billion people with disabilities.
When an advanced lung cancer patient passed out from acute hypoglycemia, doctors tried a treatment that proved a successful scientific breakthrough.
Researchers find that bacteria help trees cope with water shortages and in return, benefit from tree root secretions.
From burnout to outdated technologies, a new report reveals serious challenges facing North America’s 9-1-1 emergency call centers.
An August 10 cameo appearance on the popular YouTube talk show is scheduled ahead of her ‘Heart of Stone’ premiere.
In tests on mice, they were able to block the switch that drives abnormal cell growth, so that tumors shrank permanently.
Ami Dadaon comes first in men’s 200m freestyle, having earlier taken gold in 50m and 100m freestyle, as well as 150m individual medley.
Israel-Premier Tech Cycling Team owner Sylvan Adams, 64, takes first place in Masters age category.
Aviv Weizman, 17, was taking part in an archeological dig at the ancient site of Usha when she discovered the 1,500-year-old object.
While stress improves antibody production after Covid-19 vaccination by 70%, it significantly reduces antibody diversity to protect against variants.
The new Human Capital for High-Tech Fund provides millions of shekels for training underemployed populations for high-tech, research, medical fields.