Tel Aviv University research finds Iron Age use of so many trees and shrubs in southern Israel for charcoal caused irreversible eco-damage, made industry too costly to maintain

Czech-born musician Lenka Lichtenberg speaks about her new album, 'Thieves of Dreams,' based on poetry written in Theresienstadt and hidden in Prague. NEW: Full transcript included

Venture capital executives say climate tech will have more local opportunities than other tech sectors to market products to oil and gas operations, utilities, manufacturing

Over 2 years since start of virus outbreak there’s ‘zero improvement’ in human ability to recognize masked faces, say researchers from Israel and Canada in peer-reviewed study

Part 1 of a Times of Israel series examining what a down payment of about $90,000 can get homebuyers looking to climb the nation's steep real estate ladder

Damage caused to home in Har Bracha after early morning shooting claimed by Palestinian gunmen; West Bank, Gaza crossings for Palestinians to close during Jewish holidays

Separatist Donetsk leader calls widely denounced referendum 'a historical milestone'; vote clears way for Moscow to claim Ukrainian forces are attacking Russia itself

Hanan Elatr also plans to file suits against Saudi Arabia and UAE, who she says targeted phone with Pegasus spyware, saying she wants everyone 'in this horrible crime accountable'

Three others, including weeks-old baby who suffered moderate head wound, injured in collision between motorcycle and car on northern Israeli highway

Antony Blinken says his father -- ex-envoy to Hungary, investment banker and modern art collector -- inspired him to public service

Returning to politics after years at UN in NY, ex-contender for Likud's throne finds he and opposition head 'have learned to appreciate' each other, decries Lapid's 'inexperience'

US lawmaker says social media companies stonewalling will lead to Congressional action; Canadian MP unable to elicit commitment that firms will label antisemitism as hate speech

Progressive leaders' new Emor Institute for Bold Jewish Thought aims to influence discourse and US policy on racism, immigration and LGBTQ rights, boost scholars critical of Israel

Leviathan acquires rights to planned adaptations of a play about British Jewish chemist Rosalind Franklin, a novel on King David and a book on US role in Israel's Independence War

In interview with AARP upon entering group's membership demographic, Hollywood star says he'd also like to learn to speak Hebrew fluently and improve his guitar skills