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Experts say precious quartz vessel found in Roman mausoleum in Spain remained airtight for centuries, allowing for researchers to study it and find out how the Romans used to smell like

Union of Agricultural Work Committees, blacklisted by Israel in 2021, claims to 'strengthen young people' with trips across Europe for Palestinian students arriving from the West Bank

Passing of Rabbi Gershon Edelstein signals the end of an era, as non-Hasidic leadership is expected to splinter into multiple factions, each backing different candidates

The great crested grebe, which typically breeds across Asia and Eastern Europe, has been observed breeding within Israeli borders, potentially signaling a new phenomenon

The aging population and exorbitant housing prices are pushing many young families out of rural communities in Galilee, as leaders struggle to find effective solutions to address the issue

Eight-member international commission of experts – most based in Israel and Germany – will examine what happened before, during, and after the massacre

Prime minister said to buckle under international pressure to block a bill preventing NGO funding to Palestinian and social activism, bill banning Palestinian flag opposed by AG for violating free speech and Zionism bill opens door to descrimenation

A review of the intentions of the Noam party brings up an unequivocal conclusion – the establishment of the government's Jewish Identity Authority is only a stop on the way to the realization of the radical vision of the party; The response should be no less unequivocal

Limor Tomer says live art and audience interaction are critical for museums in the future; 'we must convince the art world that what we do is also considered to be curating art.'

Two months after the reversal of the disengagement law, settlers moved the Homesh Yeshiva – which caused tensions with the US – to state land. For the first time since 2005 the yeshiva is meeting in trailers instead of tents.