By Viva Sarah Press

Mount Hermon is the highest point in Israel and the only skiing site in the country. On December 27, it marks 50 years as an active site.

Israel may not have its usual tourists in the country this year, but the festivities continue for Christmas, Hanukkah and Novy God.

The Augmented Reality exhibit can also be seen in 6 countries across the globe, in a project initiated by the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens.

A new report by the Tel Aviv Municipality and the IVC Research Center takes a look at the city's booming tech and innovation ecosystem.

Can’t remember your pet’s name or your first nephew for password authentication? Passwordless security solutions will soon be the norm.

2021’s sizzling cash flow for Israeli startups continues as world demands for tech solutions remain high.

Venn reported a 37 percent reduction in residents leaving their neighborhoods and a 20 percent increase in people moving in during the pandemic.

Local companies are growing in today’s COVID-19-affected market, strengthening teams, increasing funds, and expanding to new locations.

Israeli comedians hold nothing sacred to keep the laughter going amid an unprecedented wave of civil unrest and rocket barrages.

Super-fast-charging batteries, flexible solar panels, and eye-tracking tech to combat micro-gravity-induced sickness are some of the space projects.

What do chicken schnitzel, palm dates, beaches, and unicorns have in common? The Israel connection.

Unicorns are everywhere as Israeli high-tech outdoes COVID-19 with pioneering healthcare, AI and semiconductor prowess.

The Israeli cybersecurity sector kicked off 2021 with a dazzling $1.5 billion in funding, split across 17 deals in the first 3 months.

After a year of COVID, travelers are looking – and booking – trips they hope to make in the coming months, and Israel is one of the top global destinations.

Snakebite are a neglected tropical disease, says the World Health Organization, turning to the research community for help.