Tel Aviv team suggests European underground paintings beseeched cosmic powers not to let megaherbivores disappear -- but the creatures were already long gone in the Mideast

Bank of Israel holds interest rates at 4.5%, citing rising inflation following January tax hikes, including VAT; governor warns lawmakers about making changes to the 2025 budget

Past year saw discontent from many Canadian Jews, some of whom decried government's lack of action against antisemitism while others were angry at his support for Israel during war

Anti-immigration, pro-Russia, eurosceptic Freedom Party, led by populist Herbert Kickl, gets chance to form government; was founded by former Nazi officer in 1950s

Report finds 33,963 registered cases of right-wing politically motivated crime in first 11 months of 2024, mostly online offenses and hate speech

Weizmann Institute researchers say that when together, the insects outperform people in maneuvering a load through a maze

None of the cases have yielded arrests; after latest incident in Brazil, Israel said to set up joint desk to assess, respond to legal threats to traveling ex-troops

“I feel like the kibbutz is just trying to survive right now.” Yisrael Tsadok is the Director of Education for Kibbutz Nir Am.