Israel

Israeli bronze medalist in judo Yarden Gerbi is auctioning off her Rio Olympics nametag which she wore during her winning bout—to help children suffering from cancer.

The smartphone has become increasingly important in our daily lives, allowing people to interface with a computer that fits into their pocket.

Dr. Shimon Steinberg, the R&D manager at the Israeli company Bio-Bee, is helping nature overcome the damage brought on by chemical pest control.

Teresa May, Britain’s new prime minister, is considered a friend of Israel. When the UK was still a part of the anti-Israel European Union, it was restrained from improving relations with the Jewish state.

Judaism and ninjutsu are not typically spoken of in the same breath. Except when discussing Ishay Amano, an ultra-Orthodox Jew of the Bratslav Hasidic sect and a fifth degree black belt (Dan 5) in the ancient Japanese martial art.

An undercover raid carried out by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) has revealed hundreds of ancient artifacts that were being traded without a license.

For the first time ever, a Philistine cemetery has been uncovered.