After last week’s deadly attack, we take a deep dive into the sharks along Israel’s coastline — from their behavior patterns to recent discoveries that have captured international attention.
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.
Researchers say plot-and-berm method could address current challenges of water scarcity and food insecurity, especially in arid areas.
Take a look at these groundbreaking discoveries by Israeli researchers that are shaping our understanding of the world and its complexities.
Researchers at University of Haifa discover the two neurological disorders share a lot more genes than previously believed.
Researchers find that, rather than drifting aimlessly, jellyfish in the Mediterranean are trying to get somewhere — usually away from beaches.
Cases of West Nile virus highlight the urgency of dealing with disease-carrying mosquito populations, which are only growing due to climate change.
Detailed drawings of ships found etched onto Byzantine church walls suggest the deep impression they left on the pilgrims that they carried.
The Sinai hooktail has never before been observed in Israel, and is typically native to regions surrounding the Saharan desert.
Once home to saber-tooth tigers, mammoths and prehistoric humans, the newly opened and scientifically important ‘Ubeidiya National Park lets visitors explore humanity’s roots.
The 16 leaders also established a committee to promote a respectful dialogue and good neighborliness in the city.
Until now, instances of altered dolphin behavior in the presence of ship noise has been anecdotal, but AI has granted concrete evidence proving it happens.
The discovery and research of a newly-found link between the brain’s structure and Parkinson’s could advance efforts to find a cure.
Leading Alzheimer’s researchers hope the conference in Tel Aviv will advance cooperation between two countries on finding a cure for the illness.
