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Israel Museum collaborates with Shaare Zedek Medical Center to CT scan 2,000-year-old Egyptian coffin lids; Examination uncovers intricate details and reveals the craftsmanship of ancient artisans, providing valuable insights for ongoing research

A bill, pending Senate approval, supports Israel's inclusion in the coalition of countries that send their police forces for training at the prestigious U.S. International Law Enforcement Academy – which teaches how to combat terrorism and drug trafficking, detect fraudulent documents and audit procedures

Oleg Vozyak says that as soon as Russia invaded, he knew he wanted to fight in the front lines, where he lost his leg to injury and started a long rehabilitation process in Israel

Budget reduction of approximately $30 million in Israel's Innovation Authority raises alarm among high-tech executives; Declining investments, fewer startups, and layoffs raise concerns about the industry's future and economic impact

Avian veterinarian Dr. Ady Gancz says he was taking pictures of thousands of storks when suddenly one of them captured his attention - her body was pierced horizontally by a long wooden arrow

Imagine a visit to the doctor where both you and your physician stare at a screen that tells you the the exact treatment you need in a matter of seconds based on AI predication, Israel attempts to make it a reality

Police cyber Unit suspects the 25-year-old Israeli used the advanced Biological Institute's servers to secure the appointments in ministry's backlog issuing passports

Ferrari produces fewer than 15,000 cars a year but in 2022 earned over $1 billion

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant increases current budget set to be approved by the government after reservists report they feel underappreciated and overworked by the government over recent security escalations

Players will become citizens under the law of return, allowing the club to use the limited number of foreign player spots for more talent to bolster its chances to hold on to the top spot