2 groups arrive in Israel, heralding the return of tourism
A Birthright Israel group and a group of Christian pilgrims are the first organized tours to land since the pandemic halted tourism in March 2020.
A Birthright Israel group and a group of Christian pilgrims are the first organized tours to land since the pandemic halted tourism in March 2020.
Bronze necklace pendant depicts a demon galloping on a horse, an eye being pierced by arrows and a forked object and the Greek inscription ‘One God.’
Nerivio is the first smartphone-controlled wearable for the treatment of acute migraine.
The system allows medical staff to change uniforms faster, often many times a day, without fear of contamination.
World-class riders will complete the multi-country competition at the year-old Sylvan Adams National Velodrome.
Even a one degree Celsius drop in water temperature in the Red Sea could be enough to bleach the sea’s unique coral ecosystem.
Israel’s quick vaccination rollout landed it the top spot in the global survey, followed by its new ally, the United Arab Emirates.
To be chosen, startups need to be less than 10 years old and considered to be innovative, impactful and intriguing.
EVR Motors’ invention could provide vehicle manufacturers with improved performance while increasing installation flexibility and reducing costs.
“I do not care about religion or skin color, we are all human beings,” says Fadi Kasem, a nurse at the Galilee Medical Center.
Yigal Yehoshua died after a brick was thrown at his head. One of his kidneys went to a Christian Arab woman and other organs to three other Israelis.
Israel’s first Eurovision contestant of Ethiopian ancestry was chosen as one of 26 finalists to compete on May 22.
Zeekit’s virtual try-on technology enables one of the most difficult things to replicate online: understanding how an item will actually look on you.
A letter from the CEO of Pluristem to multiethnic staff urging love and acceptance has gone viral as people find strength and comfort in his words.
Director of Human Milk Bank braves missiles to take donated breast milk to southern hospitals after crisis leads to rash of premature births.