Iranian chess team faces ban for refusal to compete against Israelis
Iran was already warned last June by the FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich that if it kept up its antics that the FIDE would act accordingly.
Fifth, sixth graders return to school on Tuesday
Kanievsky calls to open all grades in haredi girls’ institutions against regulations.
20 Israelis sue Likud, Elector over app breach leaking voter data
"These security breaches are the equivalent to the defendant leaving the keys under the doormat with a huge sign reading 'spare keys under the doormat.'"
Tesla to move ahead with commercial launch in Israel
According to an anonymous source, Tesla also recently appointed its technical service manager for Israel, local industry veteran Ilan Benaro.
Israeli subsidiary of Pepsi, SodaStream pledges to decrease plastic waste
SodaStream estimated they "contributed to the avoidance" of 5 billion single-use plastic bottles in 2019. In 2020, they hope for that number to reach 6 billion.
Gulf ties threaten to undo norms of Israeli business
In the rush to make deals, Israel risks lowering the 'Great Wall' that was erected to separate government from business
How COVID-19 dethroned the would-be king of the Israeli cinema world
His Cineworld is struggling not only with COVID, but competition from streaming and heavy debt
Senior State Dept. official says Saudis enthusiastic about Israel ties
Abraham Accords advancement are strategic, not political; UAE-China ties taken into consideration in new, closer Israel-UAE-US security cooperation.
Ethiopian arts festival Sigdiada endures online
Sigdiada started in 2012, and this year it marks its ninth edition.
Prehistoric rock artists were stoned, archaeologists finally prove
Altered states of consciousness have been posited for the artists of antiquity and finally archaeologists have found the smoking datura in California – but stress it neither proves nor disproves shamanic ritual