Archaeologists in Israel may have discovered the Biblical town of Emmaus, which is linked to Jesus’ resurrection and the Ark of the Covenant.
Since 2013, the number of foreign nationals wishing to obtain Russian citizenship has been growing.
Israel and Montenegro have signed a first government-to-government agreement awarding Elbit Systems a contract worth approximately $35 million...
The largest photovoltaic power plant in Israel, set to provide solar energy to approximately 60,000 households, has been granted a permanent license...
The great battle over the Haifa Port has played out, and China beat the US in competing to influence Israeli policy.
An Israeli debate team has won the World Universities Debate Championship for the third time.
Russia’s first regiment of Avangard hypersonic missiles has been put into service, the defense ministry says...
Nefesh B’Nefesh has welcomed over 36,000 olim—immigrants who made Aliyah—into Israel over the past decade.
Israel’s exports of services and goods are forecast to break another annual record in 2019...
Jerusalem will soon become the capital of a global caliphate, a Palestinian preacher has told a crowd of Muslim worshipers...
The United States Customs and Border Protection agency has announced an expansion of its facial recognition screening program for its optional Global Entry program.
China produces huge amounts of online data—and little of it is protected.
India’s space agency says that four astronaut candidates have been selected for its first human mission, targeted to launch by 2022.
After an antisemitic stabbing the town’s authorities have announced plans to install an Israeli-developed emergency response platform to protect the community.
Researchers in Haifa have developed an innovative prototype system for the efficient, safe production of hydrogen using only solar energy.
Excavations in the City of David National Park by the Israel Antiquities Authority have brought to light dozens of stone measurement weights of various sizes...
Let nobody tell you that the second decade of the 21st century has been a bad time.
Short-range phone sensors and campuswide WiFi networks are empowering colleges to track hundreds of thousands of students more precisely than ever before.
Turkey unveiled its first fully domestically-produced car, saying it aimed to eventually produce up to 175,000 a year of the electric vehicle...
What Beijing will do with the Iron Dome information is an open question.
A leading research center has called for new laws to restrict the use of emotion-detecting tech.
The Swiss government took a downbeat view of creating a central bank digital currency for public use...
Jewish worshipers are able to pray on the Temple Mount with what appears to be the tacit consent of police forces at the site...
According to the federal government, the majority of American homes now use cellphones exclusively.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) extended its pan-European innovation network to Israel...
In a speech to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan slammed Israel...
A Palestinian teenage suicide bomber has had a plaque in her honor placed at a school in Bethlehem.
An all-electric powered seaplane has taken flight in Vancouver, Canada, in what the operators describe as a “world first” for the aviation industry.
Wealthy Danes might soon decide to put their cash somewhere besides their bank, if they’re not willing to pay the bank to hold their money for them.
Iran, China, and Russia will hold their first-ever joint war drills...
The only human ever to beat Google’s computer algorithm at the ancient Chinese strategy game Go decided to retire...
England can learn from Israel about how to deal with terrorism, according to UK counter-terrorism official Jonathan Hall.
Turkey showed that it thinks nothing of US concerns about its acquisition of the S-400 by testing the radar against F-16s.
The Foreign Ministry hosted a delegation of Arab journalists in an attempt to chip away at Israel-hatred in the Middle East.
The foundation’s move from Delaware to Switzerland may foreshadow further technology flight...
The Finance Ministry and Ministry of Environmental Protection have announced plans to construct Israel’s first waste-to-energy power plant...
As tensions mount between Israel and Iran, does the IDF have what it takes to win the coming war?
Life expectancy has been falling across demographics in America.
At least two children per woman—that’s what’s needed to ensure a stable population from generation to generation.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad claimed Israel has “conquered” Syrian land.
Retailers must mark food made in Israeli settlements with special labels, the European Union’s highest court has ruled...
The country has announced billions in funding for start-ups, launched programs to woo researchers from overseas and streamlined its data policies.
