Society
Jerusalem daycare tragedy: When ideology blocks oversight, babies pay the price - opinion
Two infants died in an unregulated Jerusalem daycare, exposing failed law enforcement, budget cuts, and deep cultural divides over accountability and prevention.
Amanda Seyfried learns about Shaker founder for film ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’
The guide to new connections after 60: how to make friends in later life
Ancient Sudan burial site reveals 4,000-year-old funeral ritual in forgotten Nubian kingdom
AI changing the rules of the game, and those who don’t adapt will be left behind - opinion
We are only at the beginning stages of AI adoption, currently focused mainly on delegating existing tasks to smart systems. But soon enough, the very nature of tasks will transform.
Necropolis in Italian island reveals a multicultural Iron Age society
Analysis shows Greeks, Phoenicians, and Italians coexisted in ancient Ischia, forming a cosmopolitan society.
Divisions in Israeli society and vision for the future
Exploring the new chapter in Tel Aviv Museum of Art's Israel Collection exhibition
Inflamed Nerve is a profound journey into the intricate story of Israel in its eighth decade.
The Biological Will is a reflection of hope - opinion
This is our responsibility: to enable continuity, nurture hope, and ensure that the light of life shines brightly, even in the darkest times.
From Swiss socialite to fame: 'Catwoman' Jocelyn Wildenstein ends in Paris
The world of socialites and extravagant transformations bids farewell to Jocelyn Wildenstein, a Swiss-born figure renowned for her dramatic feline-like appearance.
Deep divides between Israeli Arabs, Jews in social issues and equality, survey finds
A large majority of Arab citizens surveyed ranked violence and crime in the Arab sector as the most concerning issue, followed by anti-Arab racism, housing and land shortages, and education.
From 'Vulva Stones' to a weaving sword: Graves reveal high-status of women in Viking society
Excavations revealed the graves of three highly respected and wealthy Viking women from the early ninth century.
Archaeologists uncover 5,000-year-old agricultural society in Morocco's Oued Beht
The people who lived at the site were farmers who cultivated barley, wheat, peas, olives, and pistachios on the arid land.
Beyond simple charity: A nonprofit empowers the poor to become independent
‘I don’t think there was any other time that a bill passed in Israel with no objections.’
