The art of parking in Tel Aviv
With just 35,000 legal parking spots in the city and 500,000 cars coming to Tel Aviv every work day, 840,000 parking tickets were issued in 2012.
With just 35,000 legal parking spots in the city and 500,000 cars coming to Tel Aviv every work day, 840,000 parking tickets were issued in 2012.
Tel Aviv University researcher says video game-based therapy achieves more purposeful movement than traditional therapy.
Witches and wizards delight as stop motion YouTube craze explodes.
The ninth annual Water War TLV gets underway this Friday in Rabin Square.
Office of the Chief Scientist chooses Cartiheal, Sol Chip, and ApiFix as best technology incubator graduates.
New zombie apocalypse film starring Brad Pitt highlights Jerusalem’s historical defenses.
Joint study could lead scientists to new insights into killing tumor cells.
Visitors and residents will get to see the city-by-the-sea from above an 80-meter tall observation wheel.
Merge of global 3D printing industry leaders expected to revolutionize desktop printing.
Weizmann Institute researchers say scientists can probe the brain and uncover the history of past experiences.
What happens when a metropolis already dubbed ‘the non-stop city’ celebrates White Night?
‘We treat patients regardless of religion, race, nationality and give the best care we can provide’ – Dr. Oscar Embon, Ziv Medical Center, Safed.
Collaborative deal to introduce a KitchenAid-branded home carbonation system to consumers by end of the year.
Mixed reaction that Frenkel – now Chairman of JPMorgan Chase International — will replace outgoing Bank of Israel governor, Stanley Fischer.
Organizers said this year’s longlist of 12 nominees demonstrates the uniqueness of the literary award.