Winners of the prestigious "Industry Prize" and the "Aryeh Shenkar z"l Life Achievements in Industry Prize" come from a wide variety of backgrounds.

Such collaborations between the institutions include "joint research and collaborative degrees" and "innovation on a global scale."

Bennett in Taibe: "Safeguard the dignity and lives of your grandfather and grandmother"

Exhumation is an extreme measure in Judaism, where mortal remains should not be disturbed.

The letter written to the Knesset joins ministers in protest against the reduction of regulation.

It's not possible for a two-state resolution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict while the government is led by Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid told Channel 11.

The blood test found that Officer X had normal concentrations of a regularly taken prescription medication, but the results for a second drug were inconclusive. 

SPCA Israel has put together a petition demanding the government budget a 5-year plan in cooperation with animal welfare groups and the Agriculture, Environmental Protection and Finance ministries.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennet called on Arab-Israelis to receive the coronavirus vaccinations, and explained that the virus was much more dangerous than the vaccine's possbile side effects.

"He told me 'do you want to see her? I murdered her,'" said the victim's neighbor after he let her into their house.

Bennett and Tropper spoke to 27 disabled Israeli athletes set to compete in several different sports, such as athletics, swimming, wheelchair tennis, badminton, and more.

The Jerusalem Institute for the Blind (JIB) has sent a goalball team to the Tokyo Paralympics.

Israel’s Olympic run came to a heartbreaking end in Tokyo with a ninth-inning loss to the Dominican Republic, which followed earlier defeats to the United States and South Korea.

Don't know what to do in Jerusalem the coming week? Here's a list of suggestions.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

The coronavirus cabinet will review an outline on Sunday that will allow hasidim to travel to Uman for Rosh Hashanah.

A weekly round-up of city affairs.

Posters hung in a haredi community claimed that training women as EMTs was causing two religious issues by breaking seclusion laws and by involving women in Israeli National Service.

The works, which will be on display through to October 2, are exciting, moving, shocking, evocative and run across practically the full gamut of emotions and cerebral spectrum.

The 30th edition of the festival kicks off at the Train Theater on Sunday, with a program chock-full of quality work for all ages lined up throughout the five-day program.

These kinds of black comedies are hardly ever as funny as their creators want them to be.

The Comedy for Koby tour is a biannual event, benefiting The Koby Mandell Foundation, which helps family members of terror victims and others who have suffered a loss in their family.

Nadav Gal: "Each work is so different from the next to the point that each performance looks to be in a different space from the other, even though most were filmed in the same space."

‘Our roots are strong and like the trees, we will grow again, even more beautiful,’ said harp maker Shoshanna Harrari

"Bibi isn't prime minister now because no one believed him. He tricked Gantz before and he would again. People can each be tricked once." Lapid said.

ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS: One of the country’s worst fires devastated areas around Jerusalem.

People with autism and their families are still struggling to overcome the damage done by the previous lockdowns and to patch up the problems that existed even before the virus came along.

POLITICAL AFFAIRS: Is the dawn of "the day after Netanyahu" approaching?

The massive Jerusalem area fire, contained on Tuesday, has reignited. Some 12 teams of firefighters responded and four firefighting planes are assisting efforts.

David Roytman's new art exhibit "Make Art Not War" will be shown at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem.