Hamas hostages honored at 13th Jerusalem Winner Marathon
Among the runners were 15,000 IDF soldiers and members of security and rescue forces.
Among the runners were 15,000 IDF soldiers and members of security and rescue forces.
The nearly 2,000-year-old coin dates back to the first year of the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 132 CE.
The activity of birds like crows, parakeets and prinias is affected by the presence of humans, according to Tel Aviv University researchers.
The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology now also ranks 65th globally in patent approval in the United States.
Researchers are studying the Red Sea’s resilient reefs to develop innovative conservation strategies for coral reefs worldwide.
Closer robot-human interaction presents positive opportunities, but also some danger. An expert gives us 3 key insights on managing the relationship.
Guy Nativ’s biopic starring Helen Mirren focuses on the only female prime minister of Israel’s tenure, and her actions at the onset of the 1973 war.
A Bar-Ilan University study has linked the composition of the gut microbiome to autism spectrum disorder behaviors.
The petri dish privates mark a milestone in the study of sexual development disorder and male infertility research.
The AMOC ocean current’s weakening due to climate change may cause significant cooling in Europe, raised sea levels and a hotter southern hemisphere.
Philanthropist Sylvan Adams has pledged a memorial cycling track in Kibbutz Be’eri as part of his ongoing efforts to support recovery in the region.
Red Sea coral expert explains that the two pollutants are likely to influence reef health, coral settlement and fish behavior.
According to experts, the rare artifact could be linked to the ancient Assyrian empire’s presence in the region.
Amid controversy surrounding Israel’s participation in the Eurovision Song Contest, Golan has secured her place as Israel’s representative.
In a display of resilience and solidarity amidst ongoing conflict, thousands participated in the iconic Dead Sea marathon.