Researchers uncover mosaic in what they think is Bethsaida’s Church of Apostles
On shore of the Sea of Galilee, site is found mysteriously buried and enclosed by wall; excavations to continue
Why are there Christian crosses on Jewish graves from ancient Rome?
It might be surprising to learn that a network of ancient Jewish catacombs in Italy has crosses etched into the walls
Traffic accidents soar in 2021, with almost 300 killed so far
Road Safety Authority head calls on all who use the roads’ to take responsibility for putting an end to such disasters
Israeli startup unveils electric ‘flying car’ for consumer travel
With AIR ONEt, an all-electric two-seater eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) vehicle, people may fly ‘on their own terms’
Now’s the time to save the Dead Sea
A natural wonder is dying on Israel’s watch. But falling desalination costs, technology
Israel's medical intern and resident strike is over, bringing needed change
Nation breathes easier with the first steps to a new and improved work mode within the medical system
Microbiologist and Holocaust hero David Sompolinsky dies at 100
Sompolinsky smuggled hundreds of Danish Jews to safety in Sweden in 1943 before a remarkable career in Israel
The sun is shining, so why isn’t Israel making hay of its solar energy?
One entrepreneur says the sun could supply all our energy by 2035, except for policy discord and red tape
Israel’s fight club
Yitzhak Rabin’s murder was supposed to serve as a wake-up call for how we relate to one another needs to change drastically
