Five years after the discovery of the controversial Jesus Family Tomb in Jerusalem, documentary film producer Simcha Jacobovici has used 21st century technology to unearth new findings on Jesus’ earliest followers.
A whopping 21 million hits have been recorded by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on its new, digitized Albert Einstein Archives website.
Actor Tobey Maguire is in Israel on a mixed business and pleasure trip. Maguire is in town with his wife and two children. The star
Israeli children marked the fifth annual World Autism Awareness Day today (April 2) with a colorful message.
Israeli windsurfer Lee Korzits secured a 2012 Olympic spot for herself by taking first place in the women’s RS:X race at the ISAF Sailing World Cup in Cadiz, Spain, earlier this week.
One of the potential buyers of a collection of 5,500 artifacts from the doomed Titanic would install them permanently in an Eilat museum, according to
For the first time in Israel, images by pioneering documentary photographer Eugène Atget are going on display. “Eugène Atget: As Paris Was,” an exhibition at
More than 25,000 runners — cheered on by 100,000 spectators — are expected to take part in Israel’s largest race, the 2012 Tel Aviv Gillette
The Jerusalem development studio crew at Funtactix is responsible for the design and development of the official online game accompanying The Hunger Games. It was
In what is being hailed as a precedent around the world, the Knesset has passed a law banning the use of underweight models in advertising.
Moslem, Jewish and Christian leaders met in Jerusalem this week for a series of workshops on interfaith cooperation in combating environmental troubles. “This world is
Technion researchers have come up with a way to enrich soft drinks with health-enhancing vitamins and minerals and not cloud the beverage. The ground-breaking method
Intel has invested $9.4 billion in Israel to date, Intel Israel general manager Maxine Fassberg said at the company’s annual press conference at its Fab
Intel has invested $9.4 billion in Israel to date, Intel Israel general manager Maxine Fassberg said at the company’s annual press conference at its Fab
SuperDimension, the Israeli medical device company that develops minimally-invasive pulmonology devices, has been acquired for $350 million by US medical device giant Covidien, according to
