Israelis join Komen for the Cure
Israeli NGOs join the world’s largest breast cancer organization to fight breast cancer with a series of events in October. Thousands of people are expected
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Israeli NGOs join the world’s largest breast cancer organization to fight breast cancer with a series of events in October. Thousands of people are expected
With a computer on every desk and a holistic approach to learning, performance and motivation are soaring in ‘Time to Know’ classrooms in both Israel
Israeli doctors are first on the scene after a tragic blaze in a neonatal unit in a Romanian children’s hospital kills four babies and severely injures seven others.
By studying today’s trends and making predictions, the Israeli ‘node’ of the Millennium Project is helping build a better future by alerting those in power
In a precedent-setting accomplishment, PeacePlayers Middle East is entering four Jewish-Arab teams in the Israel National Basketball League. As the Peace Players children get to
High-tech sensing data from satellites, airplanes, and unmanned aircraft come together in an early-warning system for train operators that can predict natural disasters and prevent
Economic success is the best road to peace according to Israeli industrialist Stef Wertheimer, who has opened a new industrial park in Nazareth, Israel’s largest Arab city.
An online ‘depression detector’ developed in Israel can identify depression 78 percent of the time, according to a team of clinical psychologists. Photo by Nati
Hoping to reverse Israel’s brain and biotech innovation drain, the new NGO BioNegev plans to transform the Negev Desert into a major biotechnology hub. Israeli
The first-ever study of hand-clapping songs reveals a direct link between those activities and the development of important skills in children and young adults.
A TV variety hour, filmed live in Jerusalem on Tuesday nights, is taking its show on the road, starting with Texas. Co-hosts Ari Abramowitz, left,
Israeli experts in disaster response stress communication and infrastructure when teaching Chilean professionals how to cope with mass casualties. Israeli and Chilean participants in the
Israelis and Palestinians joined forces for a Startup Weekend, to explore the possibilities of developing new technology businesses together. One hundred and fifty entrepreneurs took
Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian environmentalists are challenging a World Bank-administered plan to revive the dying Dead Sea by linking it to the Red Sea.
Once again, Israel is first on the post-disaster scene, as its specialists in burn treatment and plastic surgery rush to the aid of the Congolese