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Next time you order a curry dish at your local Indian restaurant, you’ll be happy to know that Tel Aviv University research shows you may

Athletes from around the world are in Israel, ready to compete in the first-ever Jerusalem International Marathon on March 25. It’s a race that offers unique

Hebrew University of Jerusalem professors Howard Cedar and Aharon Razin have been named as winners of the Canada Gairdner International Awards, which are presented annually

Just days after Facebook acquired the Israeli start-up Snaptu, two other multi-million dollar deals have been closed between Israeli companies and foreign corporations. American chipmaker Broadcom

Expressing her solidarity with Israel, potential White House contender Sarah Palin toured Jerusalem’s holy sites as part of a swift visit to the Holy Land.

Remains of a revered French nun who died more than 100 years ago are now on tour in Israel. The relics of St. Therese of

Ness Technologies has been awarded a five-year contract worth more than $75 million from Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank, to establish

Before honking your horn at the elderly driver just in front of you, keep in mind that there’s a reason said driver is so unhurried.

Israel’s first humanitarian aid organization will touch down in Japan today to help rescue and relief efforts in the island nation. An hour after the

The roles of technology and media in tourism as well as city branding and hotel design are all on the agenda for a new international

Remember when E.T. points his glowing finger? Or, when frogs rain down in Magnolia? Thanks to a deal between Universal Pictures and the Israeli company

Opposition leader Tzipi Livni is one of the 150 most influential women in the world today, according to Newsweek. In honor of International Women’s Day,

Israeli start-up Boxee recently closed a $16.5 million round of financing led by new investors Pitango and Softbank, as well as prior investors General Catalyst,