Israeli wine makes Wine Spectator’s Top 100 of 2024
Flam’s inclusion is a milestone for Israel’s wine industry, which has traditionally been overshadowed by more established winemaking regions.
Flam’s inclusion is a milestone for Israel’s wine industry, which has traditionally been overshadowed by more established winemaking regions.
W-Cycle turns agricultural waste like sugarcane and banana leaves into food packaging that decomposes fully within 100 days.
Hebrew University and Bar-Ilan University researchers secure grants to promote their breakthrough medical and scientific research.
Hamas releases Keith Siegel, Ofer Kalderon, Yarden Bibas, Arbel Yehud, Gadi Moses and soldier Agam Berger over the weekend
Tmura, which bridges between Israel’s high-tech sector and education and youth initiatives in disadvantaged communities, had a banner year.
Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, and Liri Albag were reunited with their families after 477 days in Hamas captivity.
Business Intelligence Group Innovation Awards recognize ideas, organizations and people that are positioned to change how we experience the world.
Avi Nir was lauded by the publication as ‘the key figure driving Israel’s rise to power in the global content industry.’
KKL-JNF and butterfly enthusiasts have united to preserve a rare and protected butterfly species found in Begin Forest near Jerusalem.
Romi Gonen, Emily Damari and Doron Steinbrecher appear to be in stable health after spending more than a year in Hamas captivity.
IVC-Leumi Tech report: Despite ongoing war and the resulting economic complications, 2024 was a better year for Israeli high-tech companies than 2023.
Hackathons for hundreds of male and female students at Jerusalem College of Technology yield innovative inventions for real needs.
Recent TAU study demonstrates how a crucial but underexplored process of DNA transfer between bacteria affects its defense mechanisms.
Study used AI to analyze feline facial cues during interactions with other cats; findings can help cat owners better understand their pets’ emotions.
Israeli researchers say reintroducing ancient varieties that thrived in the Negev for centuries may assure the future viability of wine production.