
How Israel’s president became a hero of 2014
Reuven ‘Rubi’ Rivlin’s hard-line image softened to champion of civil rights of Palestinians and friendliest neighbor in the ‘hood.

Reuven ‘Rubi’ Rivlin’s hard-line image softened to champion of civil rights of Palestinians and friendliest neighbor in the ‘hood.
BGU researchers discover Alpha1-antitrypsin combats infections and eradicates bacteria.

University of Haifa study shows even very young children will show signs of schadenfreude when an inequitable situation is rectified.

Another Jerusalem hotel joins King David and American Colony as Israel’s members of the international luxury hospitality association.
Collaboration to assist Israeli drug discovery company in further substantiating potential of its novel proteins as targets for cancer immunotherapy.

End-of-year reports show 52 Israeli companies were acquired for some $15 billion, nearly double 2013’s exits worth $7.6 billion.

Green, blue, yellow and orange bins – and a viral video – have everyone in Israel psyched up for recycling.

Israel’s vibrant music scene is pumping out originality and groove that’s attracting attention worldwide. ISRAEL21c puts together a list of the best bands to watch.

Israeli coding prodigy is one of ‘the brightest stars under the age of 30 reinventing the world right now.’

SoftWheel, ThetaRay and MobileOCT among boosted projects in healthcare, manufacturing, and cyber security.
In addition to world’s largest per-capita pledge to the United Nations fund, Israel has sent medical clinics and specialists to West Africa to help curb the spread of this deadly disease.

US Astronaut Barry Wilmore posted some pictures of Israel from the International Space Station and stuns world with their beauty.

New study shows long-term exposure to threats of terror can lead to physical health risks.
Agreement will create thousands of jobs and reinforce Israel’s standing as a world-leader in technology.

Israeli study shows pollution raises risk of defects in circulatory system and genital organs.