An inscription on a copper-alloy stamping ring found 50 years ago has been deciphered, and is likely to have belonged to Pontius Pilate.
A declaration approved by the Council of the European Union calls on EU member states to take steps to ensure security for Jewish communities, institutions and citizens.
Jerusalem is the world’s fastest-growing tourism destination, a report by London-based market research company Euromonitor International revealed.
Six female naval combat recruits enlisted in the Israeli Navy for the first time to serve on the new Sa’ar 6 corvette missile ships.
The UN General Assembly in New York approved six anti-Israel resolutions including two that ignored Jewish ties to the Temple Mount.
Leila Khaled was one of the hijackers of a TWA flight from Rome to Tel Aviv in 1969.
The fall of Samaria has been discussed by numerous scholars and remains a key issue in the Bible.
Despite increasing concern about rising antisemitism, the large majority of Jewish leaders and decision makers in Europe are not considering emigrating from the continent, a new poll has shown.
Barbed-wire, concrete walls, and gun-toting guards confine people to the nation-state of their birth. But why?
China is seeking to become a leader in the fields of genetic research and cloning, forging ahead even as others hesitate over ethical issues.
By the year 2065, Israel’s population will number 20 million and it is on track to become the most crowded country in the OECD, according to a study published by the Shoresh Institution.
The European Union says it is aiming to become the first major economy to go “climate neutral” by 2050.
Christians who are killed while on a mission to spread the Gospel are often considered martyrs and treated as heroes of the faith.
To 20-somethings, marriage is no longer a dreamy future but a costly reality.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has formally apologized for Canada’s refusal to accept hundreds of Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany shortly before the outbreak of World War II.
Who would dispute that memory and commemoration are not part of the journey towards crafting stronger national identities?
A panel of global experts has warned as it called for a war on waste to improve worldwide diets.
Samsung TVs are already some of the most popular options for high-end home theater systems and the company is now using its television-making prowess to help people with disabilities live more normal lives.
German Chancellor endorsed the creation of an EU army, siding with French President whose similar call drew a fusillade of wrathful tweets from U.S. President.
Concern is growing that UK firms are considering implanting microchips into their employees to boost security.
Amazon uses fake packages to catch delivery drivers who are stealing, according to sources with knowledge of the practice.
Amazon uses fake packages to catch delivery drivers who are stealing, according to sources with knowledge of the practice.
By expanding the country’s entertainment options, the government hopes to entice citizens to spend more of that money at home and draw more visitors.
A total of $4.5 billion of capital finance has been raised so far this year, equaling 82% of the total capital raised in 2017 but only 68% of the number of deals.
Israel is set to host the D9 International Digital Forum for the first time.
The denial came after angry residents of east Jerusalem refused to hold a funeral for Qirresh on the pretext that he had been involved in the sale of an Arab-owned house to Jews.
Your brain is an inexhaustible source of secure passwords—but you might not have to remember anything.
Israeli judoka Sagi Muki made history by winning a gold medal in the 81-kilo weight class at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam.
A person with a brain chip can now pilot a swarm of drones—or even advanced fighter jets...
In report after report, the Netherlands tops OECD countries for high life satisfaction among its young people.
Vienna has dislodged Melbourne for the first time at the top of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index, strengthening the Austrian capital’s claim to being the world’s most pleasant city to live in.
“I believe the Great Artesian Basin and other underground resources could produce much of what we want to grow with carefully sited infrastructure,” he said.
South Carolina churches are shedding thousands of members a year, even as the state’s population grows by tens of thousands.
India agreed a deal with Russia to buy S-400 surface to air missile systems, the two sides said, as New Delhi disregarded U.S. warnings that such a purchase could trigger sanctions under U.S. law.
Scientists in London have grown a bio-engineered esophagus which was successfully implanted into mice.
The British Science Association has warned that the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) is posing more threat than terrorism in the world.
Worker-starved Germany will ease immigration rules to attract foreign jobseekers...
The Secretary-General of the Muslim World League has taken the unprecedented and potentially controversial step...
The earliest written inscription of the word Jerusalem written in Hebrew on a 2,000 year old column drum was unveiled at a press conference at The Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
The era of mystery-cloaked numbered Swiss bank accounts has officially come to a close.
Chinese tourists spent more in the United States in 2016 than tourists from other countries, according to a report from the US Commerce Department.
The Pentagon only recently made cybersecurity a priority, the Government Accountability Office says in a new report.
