Tel Aviv – the world’s top summer party spot
Photo by Moshe Shai/Flash90. Partygoers celebrate into the night at one of Tel Aviv’s top nightclubs. We already know Lonely Planet calls it the third
Photo by Moshe Shai/Flash90. Partygoers celebrate into the night at one of Tel Aviv’s top nightclubs. We already know Lonely Planet calls it the third
Photo by Chabad’s children of Chernobyl Twenty-five children from the Chernobyl area have arrived in Israel to begin their lives anew. The latest airlift by
“Location theory” research from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) will directly aid France Telecom (Orange Labs R&D) in determining the optimal placement of its
Israeli start-up PicScout, a leader in image copyright solutions, has agreed to be bought out by one of the world’s biggest stock photo agencies, Getty
Two months after Israeli games developer Funtactix signed an agreement to create Web-based virtual worlds for Paramount Pictures, the highly-innovative company has now reached a
Better Place will begin selling electric cars in Israel this summer according to a report in Israeli newspaper, Yediot Ahronot, today. The electric car infrastructure
An estimated 300 million people worldwide suffer from asthma, and about 250,000 deaths are attributed to the disease. In the US alone 34.1 million Americans
Masada became the most visited pay-to-enter tourist site in 2010, climbing above the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo and the Ramat Gan Safari Park, according to Dun
Israeli computer scientists are aiming to give computers ‘hindsight’ to help them more accurately predict the future, and Internet search giant Google is footing the
Israeli researchers claim they have discovered a way to reverse the aging process by removing B lymphocytes – a kind of white blood cell in
Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot discovered that they could erase entire memories in rats just by blocking a protein called PKMzeta
Israeli home soda making giant SodaStream International has raised $261.4 million in its secondary offering on Wall Street, making it the largest secondary offering ever
Israelis are to get earthquake and tsunami alerts by mobile phone, television, radio, sirens, pagers, and even their desktop computers courtesy of eVigilo, an Israeli
The celebrated Israel Festival is just around the corner and the list of international guests set to appear is impressive. One of the hottest tickets
A $10 million collaborative brain research agreement has been signed between Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), in Switzerland.