Knesset Approves Bill Allowing Firing Teachers Who Support Terrorism
"Supporters of terrorism can no longer be teachers in Israel.”
Jerusalem’s Armenians Protest ‘Existential Crisis’ over Patriarchate’s Leasing of 25% of Its Land
CNN last Saturday published an article (In Jerusalem's Armenian Quarter, a controversial land deal pits a community against its religious leaders) claiming that the...
Thursday’s Million People’s Rally Was a Coming of Age for Israel’s Right
It was a love-in for the State of Israel, and for Israel as the Jewish state.
Woman Strips Down at the Kotel in Protest
The rabbi of the Western Wall released a statement expressing shock at the woman's actions.
16-Year-Old Boy Murdered in Jerusalem Terror Attack
The boy, who has Canadian citizenship, was on his way to yeshiva when the bomb blew up at the bus stop.
Another Jerusalem Bombing was Foiled on Tuesday
The bomb was found near on the tracks near the Central Bus Station
Israeli Matriculation Curricula Win the Day in Eastern Jerusalem
"It should have been done long ago.”
Hebrew U. Uncovers Ritual Bath Used by Jerusalem’s Elites on Eve of 2nd Temple’s...
A plastered water cistern was uncovered near the same villa.
Hebrew U Startup’s Viroblock Effective Against Covid Variants, Influenza, Zika, West Nile, Hepatitis
ViroBlock’s new technology platform demonstrated the potential to rapidly provide solutions for treating current and emerging viral threats.
President Herzog Awards Genesis Prize to Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla
"He believed in the vaccine and invested every ounce of himself in realizing what seemed at the time a far-fetched fantasy."
Hebrew U Researchers Solve Age Old First Date Conundrum
"We still don’t know whether synchrony raises attraction or does the feeling of attraction generate the motivation to synchronize."
In Time for Shavuot: Israel’s National Library Reveals Invaluable Torah Scrolls
Due to their exceedingly delicate state, the Torah scrolls were only brought out for a few minutes to be filmed.
Segment of Roman Aqueduct Excavated in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv Neighborhood
The aqueduct remained the main source of water for Jerusalem until 1917.
Bennett Admits to Seminary Women Regretting Promises He Broke in Forging Government
Bennett stressed repeatedly that social divides within Israel and the Jewish people were more dangerous to the country’s future than even external security threats.
Hebrew U. Study Improves Our Understanding of Human Infertility
The study of zebrafish ovaries discovers new structure vital for normal egg development.
Hebrew U Researcher Promises Extending Fertility, Reversing Aging in Human Eggs in 10 Years
Parts of our DNA contain sections of genetic material that can be damaging.
Stolen Ancient Coins, Magical Artifacts, and Weapons Seized in Raid on Jerusalem Home
Hundreds of ancient finds, including rare bone and ivory artifacts from the biblical period, were seized.
Jerusalem Rabbinical Court Denies Housing to Get Refuser
Through efforts of Yad La’isha Legal Aid Center, court imposes rare housing sanctions on recalcitrant husband.
Bride and Groom Rescued in Heavy Snow Storm outside Jerusalem
The bride and groom could not stop thanking the volunteers for their kindness.
Hebrew U. Study Finds Shaming or Giving Your Kids the Silent Treatment Can Work...
"Parenting behavior doesn't work in the same way in different cultural and religious contexts."
Hebrew U. Developed Blood Test Detecting Immune and Inflammatory Activity Sans Biopsies or Imaging
Based on this, scientists can identify from which tissue the circulating fragments of DNA originated and infer disease states.
US Forces Cancellation of Haredi Neighborhood in Atarot, Jerusalem
The Israeli government has informed the US that Israel won't be moving ahead with the construction of a much-needed neighborhood for Haredim (Ultra-Orthodox) in the Atarot section of northern Jerusalem.
Girl, 11, Finds Rare Silver Coin, 2000-Years-Old, Minted at the Temple
The girl came with her family to the Emek Tzurim Sifting Project in Jerusalem.
Watch: Security Cam Footage of Old City Terror Attack
In the video, the terrorist can be seen attacking the Border Policeman from behind with a knife...
Quantum Encryption Advances at Hebrew U Keeping Data Secure on the Internet
The team at HU developed a system that uses fluorescent crystals in the form of specks so tiny that special microscopes are needed to see them.
IDF Special Forces Run 4 Ari in Jerusalem Marathon
Some sixty soldiers in a special forces unit ran in Ari's memory in the Jerusalem Marathon.
Message to Biden: Afghanistan Was Enough – Don’t Touch Jerusalem
‘Jerusalem is Not Afghanistan’: New Coalition to Fight Opening US Consulate in Jerusalem for Palestinian Authority
2,700-Year-Old Private Lavatory Discovered in Jerusalem
It's fascinating to see how something that's obvious to us today, such as toilets, was a luxury item during the reign of the kings of Judah."
HU’s Largest ‘Lazy Eye’ Study Reveals Olim, Haredi Men at Greatest Risk
Socio-demographic disparities in amblyopia prevalence among 1.5 million adolescents.
WATCH: Terrorist Neutralized in Jerusalem Old City Terror Attack
The terrorist died from his wounds.