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Researchers suggest ancient quarry sites in Israel were favored because they were close to elephant migration routes.

Projects focusing on durable building materials, green ammonia energy, and rechargeable batteries recognized.

An Iron Age moat found in Jerusalem may have been used for defense thousands of years ago.

Puder, an aspiring actor and film-maker, was found dead four days after the Hamas attack in Israel

‌Popular opinions based on the survey reveal 85% support for aid to Gaza Border, while 54% approve of advocacy efforts for Israel

IITM, Tel Aviv Univ. develop aerogel adsorbent to remove trace pollutants from wastewater. 76% of pollutants removed when water flows. Aerogels comprise mostly of air, adjustable chemistry, eco-friendly, cost-effective, efficient pollutant removal. Customisable to target specific contaminants, reusable, sustainable solution for water purification.

NPR has interviewed neighbors and relatives of one of the attackers and reviewed footage and information the Israeli military says it collected from villages and militants.

2,300-Year-Old Courtesan Tomb Unearthed in Jerusalem, Offering Rare Glimpse into Hellenistic Era

The team analyzed findings from nine prehistoric sites in South Africa, East Africa, Spain, and France.

While stress improves antibody production after Covid-19 vaccination by 70%, it significantly reduces antibody diversity 

Founder of Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes says the event over the years has put Israel on the map as a piano nation.