Jewish New Yorker's startup takes the discarded bars of soap from luxury hotels, disinfects them and distributes it free­‑of‑charge to the poor in India.

Israel falls to second-to-last place in its qualifying group, but can still secure a spot in the final round of matches on Tuesday.

'One wonders why Israeli law would want to take in religious principle written thousands of years ago and incompatible with a sovereign state in the 21st century,' says Prof Mordechai Kremnitzer.

IDF concerned that shooting deaths of six Gazans at the border fence could lead to a possible spillover of West Bank violence.

French FM Fabius told Quartet meet 10 days ago that France intends to advance resolution, hopes to convene follow-up conference in Paris on Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Project enables brain phenomena to be studied in a digital environment, rather than using biological tissue, says Hebrew University's Prof. Idan Segev, a member of the team.

Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership will lower food safety, labor and environmental standards, protesters in Berlin say; economy minister warns against 'scaremongering.'

So prevalent is Tel Aviv's cafe culture that a newspaper probed why so many of the city’s residents seem to laze at cafes instead of working.