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Opinion: Rapid advancement of technology is leaving archaic regulatory bodies and bureaucratic processes behind. Life-changing technologies such as artificial intelligence should be addressed and dealt with

The author receives British "Freedom to Publish" award speaks on Twitter, nine months after stabbing attack by Muslim zealot, that leaves him blind in one eye, after years under threat by Iranian mullahs, for his writing

Opinion: The prime minister is considered one of the better finance ministers during his term in 2003 and understands the implications of his government's failures but he may be the only one to save Israeli economy

Israel police arrested a man on suspicion of leaking the final episode of the popular HBO series 'Dragon's House,' Just two days prior to its global premiere

International study comparing the reading abilities of fourth graders before and after the coronavirus, found the average achievement in Hebrew in 2022 dropped by 20 points, back to 2001 levels; 'We are in a crisis, we face a big challenge'

Amichai Chikli calls anti-Israel online activity the 'new antisemitism' that demonizes and delegitimizes Israel; says ministry funds allotted to educating foreign press on events during Gaza operation

Often credited with reviving mainstream interest in punk rock, American punk rock band, is finally coming to Israel for a tantalizing debut; Catch their historic performance at Tel Aviv Expo on July 10 and witness their influential music firsthand

Groundbreaking study reveals jackals exhibiting pet dog-like behavior continuing thousands of years-long process of domestication; 'With the increasing human population on Earth, we see fewer and fewer species that cannot adapt and more that can'

Ayelet Goldin Kaufman draws strength from her brother's spirit and knows he would be doing the same for her in different circumstances; say hundreds of terrorists with blood on their hands were returned home while her brother and others forgotten

Reaching over 100 million users in just two months, the innovative new Chatbot is changing the way we use the internet and has untold potential, but it's not all coming up roses; Hackers are using it to spread viruses and kids all over the world are using it to complete their homework, not to mention competitors are popping up left and right