
At 95, Israel’s oldest serving reservist hopes for better future
Ezra Yakhin fought for the establishment of Israel and is now on a quest to lift the morale of those defending the state during its darkest times.

Ezra Yakhin fought for the establishment of Israel and is now on a quest to lift the morale of those defending the state during its darkest times.

Wadi Attir has grown from a farm to a center striving to promote desert restoration. Now, it also has a mission to bridge ties between Arabs and Jews.

One of the best ways to grasp the cultural melting pot that is Israel is to sample some of its most iconic and beloved cinematic works of art.

Psychologists say people may subconsciously avoid empathizing with fellow humans to keep from being retraumatized, channeling sorrow through animals.

Amazon rainforest data reveals 8% fewer rainstorms in areas where forests were replaced by human activity; the dryness leads to more deforestation.

Givat Haviva hosts Jewish and Arab students from Israel as well as teens from around the world in an effort to foster leadership for a better society.

Venture capital platform’s Growth IV fund brings the company’s total assets under management to $4 billion.

KKL-JNF initiative invited 13 women who showed extraordinary courage on October 7 to plant a tree commemorating their bravery.

Scientists discover a method to determine whether a soil sample, such as mudbrick, was burned down or collapsed, helping resolve ancient mysteries.

Prof. Ron Folman from BGU receives $2.6 million to help resolve the disconnect between quantum physics and the theory of relativity.

The actor and singer was called up for the reserves after the October 7 onslaught. He was hurt while operating with his Combat Engineering Corps unit.

The ‘Homeland’ concert, Israel’s biggest live music show, was staged at the Caesarea Amphitheater under the banner ‘Bring Them Home.’

In peacetime, the Jerusalem Press Club offers its reporter members tours and equipment, but since October 7 it has also been providing emotional support.

Proposed route will steer clear of the Red Sea, guiding ships via UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

Researchers propose a new model that explains how two environmental mechanisms may cause the fascinating phenomenon.