Joachim Trier’s finest film, winner of Cannes’ Grand Prix and the international Oscar, follows an aging director trying to reconnect with his actress daughter, reopening family wounds and the fraught line between art and life

Technion researchers and partners at Tianjin University say managing carbon dioxide, rather than eliminating it, could make low-cost fuel cells more durable and practical for vehicles, drones and remote power systems

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invited 529 new members this year, with no filmmakers active in Israel’s domestic industry included — a notable break from recent years of consistent representation

After playing a Nukhba terrorist in the two shocking episodes of 'Fauda,' Rawad Azar talks about the sleepless nights, the friends who were kidnapped from Kfar Aza, the threats he received online and why, for him, taking on such a role is a mission

In some families, people live to very old age and remain healthy and functioning, and now researchers want to understand why; A new study finds rare mutations that could unlock answer. The hope: to understand how to extend not only life, but also years of good health

She performed her violin internationally but a medical recommendation to significantly reduce strain on her hands forced her to reconsider her career: Druze paramedic Ghadir Saleh, 20, marks Israel's National Paramedic Day with her story of resilience and service