Aloe could make plant-based meat way more succulent
Researchers have found that aloe vera’s high natural capacity for liquid absorption and storage makes it a great scaffold for alternative meat.
Researchers have found that aloe vera’s high natural capacity for liquid absorption and storage makes it a great scaffold for alternative meat.
Study shows prehistoric children may have participated in cave art because they were considered mediators between the physical and spiritual realms.
Here are a dozen fun facts that you may not have known about the little book at the heart of the Passover Seder.
In advance of Gal Gadot’s premiere in ‘Snow White,’ here’s a look at some of Wonder Woman’s most interesting performances in her acting career.
As the Israel National Trail celebrates its 30th anniversary this April, here’s a look at the inspiring history of one of the world’s most popular hiking trails.
As the industry bolsters itself against looming threats, Israel’s cybersecurity field is feeling just fine after Wiz’s pending $32b sale to Google.
The fledgling will be released into the wild once it’s old enough, as part of an effort to boost dwindling buzzard numbers in Israel.
Itay&Beyond grows brain tissue from patient urine stem cells to test neurological drugs, training the chips via video games to detect autism and other brain disorders.
Despite a slight fall in the overall rankings since last year, Israel rank #1 in social support.
Café Otef is a chain of shops that helps displaced Israelis build resilience and enjoy community support in the wake of national tragedy.
Some 1,300 flights are expected to make their way to the Holy Land just in time for Passover, according to IAA stats.
Excavations at ancient burial site Tinshemet Cave have led researchers to believe that Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens influenced each other far more than we thought.
Tel Aviv’s Aviram Carmeli explains why he puts so much effort into his yearly getups and urges others to ‘go do something stupid.’
A new report highlights the progress made in women’s high-tech education and workforce participation, and the challenges yet to be faced.
The finding could help us understand how animals and humans navigate social relationships, potentially leading to new treatments for social disorders.