IsraAID sends aid to Kenya, South Sudan, Haiti
IsraAID has sent three different delegations to support its missions in Kenya (famine relief), South Sudan (supporting a rape victim shelter) and Haiti (medical, social
IsraAID has sent three different delegations to support its missions in Kenya (famine relief), South Sudan (supporting a rape victim shelter) and Haiti (medical, social
Israel’s Lee Korzits sailed to gold at the Sailing World Championships in Perth, Australia over the weekend. This was the second time she won the
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig has announced the opening of a new office in Tel Aviv in early 2012. The new base is the first
He shoots… he doesn’t score. Hebrew University researchers took to the courts and have shattered the myth that a basketball player who scores one or
Travel magazines have long endorsed Israel as a major destination spot, now Hollywood seems to agree. America’s Voices in Israel is hosting another delegation of
Tour de France Champion Alberto Kontador is taking part in today’s inaugural Old City of Jerusalem bicycle race. The race will begin with a celebratory
Hebrew University Prof. Haim Sompolinsky of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences has won the prestigious Swartz Prize for Theoretical and Computational
Israel officially launches the Gospel Trail in time for Christmas.
Rapper Shyne has teamed up with Oleh! Records and the King David Foundation in a new initiative aimed at bringing Israeli musicians and educators to
A new art exhibit at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem puts the tent – the symbol of the social protests now spreading across Europe and
Scientists at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and researchers from George August University of Göttingen, Germany, have discovered that motor proteins necessary for cells to
A bidding war is on the rise regarding the intended buyout of Israeli company Cotendo, as Juniper Networks, AT&T and Akamai Technologies face-off over the
Works by Israeli artists find a home in the $55 million Herta and Paul Amir Building, designed to ‘move visitors and offer a remarkable social
Mekorot, the national water company, has signed an unprecedented commercial agreement with Aquate Group, a global developer of sustainable assets which deliver both climate change
History may be in need of a re-write after newly found coins underneath Jerusalem’s Western Wall seem to suggest that King Herod did not build