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Archeologists working on the preservation of one of Israel’s most exquisite mosaics were stunned to find the artists’ and workers’ footsteps in the ground beneath the tiles.

Cauliflower has fallen from the ranks of culinary favor, eclipsed by its super-food cousin, broccoli. The cauliflower is not so much a fashionable ingredient, although a number of great eateries in NYC still insist on it.

Since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, sports have played an increasingly important role in the development of the country both at home and on the international stage. Despite its small population, Israel produces star athletes such as tennis champion Shachar Peer and soccer player Yossi Benayoun, who regularly make headlines for [...]

Israeli actor and TV host, Asi Azar, has been voted one of the world’s most influential gay people by OUT magazine.

When Dr. Ada Yonath was asked to place a bet on her chances to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, she decided to answer the question with a question: “Do you think I should go to the hairdresser?”

The number of times that Israeli cinema has raked in awards and Israeli TV shows have become franchised around the world is so frequent that some may say it isn’t considered news. But what if the show itself is a game show about news?

In Israel hummus is a true religion: fluffy Jerusalem hummus as opposed to chunky Galilean versions or to the “new” upscale delicate spread. Any citizen, whether Jewish or Arab, holds a firm opinion of where you can find the “best hummus in the country”.

As temperatures in Europe begin to drop, more than half a million birds are ruffling their feathers and beginning their journey south to an African summer. As they pass through Israel, these birds will be greeted with a special surprise.