Israel history
From Weizmann computers to start-up nation: How Israel grew to become a high-tech powerhouse
Meir Valman traces the connections among prestate universities, military innovation, global experience, and life sciences that built Israel’s high-tech sector.
The Altalena’s enduring lesson: Israel must choose unity over division - opinion
Will we forever live by the sword? - opinion
75 years of investing in Israel: The Man Behind the Concept
How history and the present will shape Israel post-October 7 - opinion
Transformations don’t just happen to Israel, they are chosen by the Israeli people. While Israel is still at war, Israelis will someday have to determine how October 7 will define the country.
Israeli research uses Earth's magnetic field to verify event in Bible's Book of Kings
The discovery was achieved by scientists from Tel Aviv University (TAU), the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU), Bar-Ilan University (BIU) in Ramat Gan, and Ariel University in Samaria.
Labeling Jews as 'settler-colonialists' flips the truth - opinion
One only need to recall the UNRWA definition of a Palestinian refugee to realize the basic truth of counter-Palestinian demography claims.
On This Day in 1948: Israel crosses Egyptian border en route to independence
Operation Horev was the last operation on the Egyptian front during the war, helping Israel recapture the Negev and expelled the Egyptian military from Israel’s territory.
Earliest systematic weapons production dating back 7,000 years found in Israel
The findings show the mass production of slingstones from the Southern Levant dating back to the Early Chalcolithic period (c. 5800–4500 BCE),
What lessons did the Israel Air Force learn from the Yom Kippur War?
The war marks a 'before and after' for the Israeli air force, which continues to apply its lessons to today's changing landscape.
Israel uses AI to uncover lost Yom Kippur War pages, 50 years on
Archives use AI to speed up disclosures, reveal more impact on civilian front.
Israeli archaeologists unearth building destroyed during Babylonian siege of Jerusalem
The building, dubbed 'Building 100', had once belong to an elite member of Jerusalem's society, until it was destroyed by fire in 586 BCE.
Rebel Jewish coin dating to anti-Roman revolt discovered in Israel
A rare half-shekel coin dug up in the Ein Gedi nature reserve was inscribed with the words “The Holy Jerusalem” in Hebrew.
Most Israeli youth do not know who Zionist leader Jabotinsky was, poll finds
The survey conducted by the right-wing polling agency shows a remarkable gap in Israel's youth regarding Ze'ev Jabotinsky.
