At the third annual Jerusalem marathon on Friday, Ethiopian runner Abraham Kabeto Ketla flew past the finish line at 2 hours, 16 minutes and 29 seconds, beating the record by three minutes

All of this was possible following a 40-year search for the ruler’s tomb which was finally discovered in 2007 at Herodium on the edge of the Judean Desert.

At the bottom of a dried out well in Northern Israel, a woman of around nineteen years old and an older gentleman have been lying in wait for thousands of years before King Tut ever ascended to the Egyptian throne. But finally, their story is being told, after the Neolithic well was uncovered by Israeli archaeologists in the Jezreel valley, south of the Sea of Galilee.

By Rivka Borochov The get-on-the-bus, get-off-the-bus way of traveling today has lost traction with many people. New and authentic experiences where you can touch the earth, open your lungs and contact the local surroundings have a much broader appeal. And while the idea of a cycling holiday in Israel might not spin your wheels at [...]

So far, in 2012 an increase of 44% has been recorded in internal tourism.

Israel: You are my fire, my one, desire.

To paraphrase Derek Zoolander, we think there’s more to life than just being really, really ridiculously good-looking

In a sense, the entire State of Israel, founded in 1948, embodies the spirit of Tu Bishvat.

Earlier this week, Israel’s Ramat-Gan Safari welcomed its newest member to their family.

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem uncovered the only Arabic language inscription penned by the Crusaders in the entire Middle East