Sci/Tech

Sewage issues in the area surrounding the Kidron Valley in Jerusalem are uniting Jewish and Muslim residents.

The hub will seek to strengthen the relationship between Israel's civilian and defense markets.

Remnants of five millennia of history, from the Bronze Age to the Islamic caliphates and on down to Ottoman and British rule, are at risk, researchers and collectors warn

Adapted for a range of industrial automation tasks, PLCs are widely used to control machinery on factory assembly lines, ensure high reliability control and monitor input and output devices.

“It’s hard for me to find the receipts for what I sell on the Internet.”

"Israel is such a small country that to talk about a 'periphery' is funny," said Yossi Ackerman, former head of Elbit Systems and co-founder of OpenValley.

Tel Aviv University is busy breaking down barriers between faculties that previously enjoyed little interaction.

Spacecom says it will be the most advanced satellite to provide communication services to sub-Saharan Africa.

There are fault lines to manage, but the train is barreling forward and has left the station.

The images in the 6,000-year-old copper hoard from Nahal Mishmar are a secret visual code used by Chalcolithic metal workers, one scholar claims. Many colleagues are skeptical