Israeli Olympic sailors, swimmers place in the middle
Kliger and Sela maintain 11th spot in the men’s 470; synchronized swimmers Gloushkov and Yoffe rank 17th overall.
Kliger and Sela maintain 11th spot in the men’s 470; synchronized swimmers Gloushkov and Yoffe rank 17th overall.
Israel joins Chile and Brazil as the 3rd int’l location for the American music happening.
Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science say a simple light bulb, or even the sun, is all you need to send images of light around corners.
Israeli fans hope windsurfer Lee Korzits can sail to medal victory on Tuesday and not leave London empty-handed.
Israeli medical device company credited with revolutionizing the ostomy industry.
Stolen shoes, disqualification, and strong winds in London provided Israeli athletes with a challenging Olympic weekend in London.
Yakov-Yan Toumarkin second Israeli in history to compete in Olympics swimming finals; judoka Arik Zeevi ousted in less than a minute.
Judoka Arik Zeevi’s first-round loss at the London Olympics had a devastating effect on all of Israel.
The world body hopes the Israeli special needs organization will keep it up-to-date with the new trends and innovations in the field of disabilities.
Not just for kids: Jerusalem’s International Festival of Puppet Theater is widely lauded for innovation in an evolving performing art.
An optimistic day at the Olympics for Israeli athletes as gymnast Shatilov hopes to secure Israel’s first medal and swimmers Toumarkin and Nevo advance.
The rare procedure removed a blockage in the baby’s breathing passage and ultimately saved the lives of the mother and infant.
Israel’s top contenders hope today’s competitions will bring home a blue-and-white medal.
Israeli-American scientists show that the production of pyrite accounts for more than 80 percent of all sulfur removed from the ocean.
The 22-year-old is the first Israeli woman to reach an Olympic swimming semifinal.