Unprecedented Miniature Carving of Alexander the Great Found
Excavations in Tel Dor have turned up a rare and unexpected work: a precious stone bearing the miniature carved likeness of Alexander the Great.
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Israel Makes Waves by Simulating an Earthquake
Israeli scientists will simulate an earthquake in the Negev to fine-tune its earthquake advanced warning equipment.
Solar Power Takes Off at Ben Gurion Airport
Israel's bright summer sun will work harder for the Jewish State, thanks to two new projects implementing the harnessing of solar energy.
Israeli Scientists Prove DNA Evidence Can Be Faked
Israeli researchers have found a way to prove that DNA evidence, long considered solid proof in criminal court cases, can actually be fabricated.
Live Broadcast: Jewish Music Festival
The first annual "Chada Knishta" Jewish music festival will be broadcast live on this page Tuesday at approx. 5:45 pm Israel time (10:45 am EDT).
Rabbi Kook's Poetry Set to Jazz - on Jerusalem Tour
Musicians and rabbis are undertaking a musical journey to shine the "Lights of Rabbi Kook" and his poetry throughout Israel - set to jazz.
Ancient Roman 'Urban Mansion' Revealed in City of David
An ancient Roman building uncovered by archaeologists proves that Jerusalem's City of David was not immune to Roman settlement.
World’s Smallest Laser, Spaser Unveiled
World's smallest laser - SPASER - unveiled; holds potential for radical technological advances.
Israeli Pioneers Method to Detect Alzheimer’s, Track Memory
Tel Aviv University researcher uses MRI to track memories and explore an early-detection test for Alzheimer’s disease.
Aharit Hayamim - Reggae Rock and Funk – all Jewish
The 10th annual Aharit Hayamim music festival took place in the hills of Gush Etzion. IsraelNN TV took in the vibes.
British Docs: Does Tamiflu Work? Israel Answers: 'Yes!'
Israeli health officials downplay a British study questioning the efficacy of medications Tamiflu and Relenza - widely used here to fight the flu.
Gas Field Near Haifa Exceeds Expectations -- Again!
The capacity of natural gas fields at the Tamar I drilling site off the coast of Haifa have exceeded expectations.
Jerusalem's International Arts and Crafts Festival
The International Arts and Crafts Festival Khutzot Hayotser Jerusalem has become a 30-year tradition in the capital city.
'Imaleh!' Mastering the Fear of Roaches in Tel Aviv
A Tel Aviv woman has finally figured out how to master her fear, assassinate the perpetrator and make money doing it, all at once. And it's legal.
Israeli Study: Soda Drinks Cause Liver Damage
Sweetened drinks may cause long-term liver damage, advises Israeli physician. Switching to water is the best preventive measure.
Israeli Researchers Explore Ritalin Alternative for ADHD
Israeli researchers find that reboxetine is a medication that may provide an answer for children and adults who cannot take Ritalin for ADHD.
Photo Essay: Signs of the Time of Ingathering
Another Aliyah flight arrived Tuesday bringing 238 North American Jews. This photo essay gives you a glimpse of the great moment -- through signs.
Israel Developing Smallest Camera on Earth
Two Israeli companies have announced their collaboration on the world's smallest medical video camera.
Bringin' Out the Beers
Good beer. It's been bringing people together for generations, in Israel as well. The Beer Factory is doing its best to help out.
Ariel Zilber's Tu B'Av Music Video: INN Exclusive
Zilber sings his romantic classic V’Eich She’Lo in a special INN recording.
Israeli Firm Produces New Gaucher Treatment
An Israeli biotech company based in Carmiel has developed a new, cheaper enzyme replacement therapy for Gaucher disease.
IDF to Practice Shooting Hizbullah in Rubber Village
Israel's military is erecting a new rubber urban warfare center to prepare for another encounter with Lebanese terror militia Hizbullah.
Navy Successfully Tests Barak Defensive Missile
Israeli anti-missile missile was launched at a target simulating an enemy missile and successfully intercepted it.
The Western Wall Enters the Twitter Age
The Western Wall has entered the Twitter age with a service that lets people world wide send their prayers to be placed as notes in the wall.
IDF Vets Train U.S. Jews to Protect Their Communities
Israeli combat veterans teach United States Jews how to protect themselves and their communities, using rapid response techniques.
Another Israeli First: World’s Smallest Cellphone
The Israeli inventor who introduced the Disk On Key to the world now has come out with the world’s smallest cellular phone.
Dead Sea a Finalist in World Wonder Contest
A panel of experts chose the Dead Sea as one of 28 finalists competing in the New 7 Wonders of Nature contest. Voting is now open to the public.
Hebrew U. Pilots Interdisciplinary Course Program
Hebrew University has decided to broaden its students’ horizons by adding a series of interdisciplinary classes to their coursework.
Advertising in the Hareidi World
Hareidi-religious experts in the fields of advertising, marketing and branding hold a conference on “breaking boundaries.”
‘Iron Dome’ Hits the Target
Israel's new anti-ballistic defense system, designed to protect civilians against terrorist rocket fire from Gaza, has passed series of live tests.
Shas, Jewish Home in Tug-of-War over Slomiansky Bill
Jewish Home threatens to bolt coalition if law enabling a minister to conditionally vacate Knesset seat is not passed; Shas wants changes made.
Fortune Names Israel Corp. One of World's Largest Companies
Fortune magazine's Global 500 has listed Israel Corporation as the 466th biggest corporation in the world in its 2009 ranking.
Maccabiah Games Stirs Up Zionism, Controversy
Israel's version of the Olympics is stirring up Zionist feelings and political controversy among Jewish athletes from around the world.
Israeli, African MDs Circumcise to Combat AIDs
A group of Senegalese doctors spent a week learning with Israeli physicians the tricks of performing circumcision on adult males.
Israeli Researchers: Generating Electricity from Road Traffic
Researchers at the Technion Institute of Technology are testing a system that generates electricity form road traffic.
Israeli Research: Fighting Swine Flu Pandemic With Mathematics
As America and the world brace for the worst, Tel Aviv University mathematicians say they may have a solution that can save both time and lives.
Music Festival in Samaria
As the three weeks approach, a Samaria community holds a music festival aimed at strengthening the Jewish connection with the land of Israel.
Pentagon Halts Israeli Fighter Jet Bid, US a Rival on Tender
The Pentagon commands Israel to withdraw its bid for a $12 billion tender for the Indian Air Force. US companies are now in position to win.
Israeli Scientists Discover 'Self-Watering' Desert Plant
Scientists discovered that a rare desert plant waters itself, enabling it to receive 16 times the amount of rainwater that falls on it each year.
Medical First: Watching Effects of Hi-Carb Food on Arteries
High carb foods high like white bread can be devastating to the heart. Now a Tel Aviv University researcher can watch the damage as it happe
Israelis Converting Vehicles to Run on Propane
At least 15,000 vehicles in Israel have been converted to run on less expensive, low emission liquefied propane gas.
Green Trend is an Entire Industry
The "green industry" began 40 years ago with the goal of improving the environment, but since has been transformed into a major business sector.
Sephardic Singer Jo Amar, 79
Sephardic-Jewish musician and cantor Jo Amar passed away this past Friday at the age of 79.
AOL Director In Country To Join Israel's 'GarageGeeks'
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong arrives in Israel Monday, representing the global Internet services and media company at a 'GarageGeeks' event in Holon.
Israel Prepares F-15 Jets for Long Range Attack
Cause for worry in Iran? New systems being fitted in Israel's F-15 jets are suited for longer distances. Ashkenazi to pilots: be sharp as razors.
Upgrading Yesha in All Areas
Knesset Finance C'tee considering restoring nat'l-priority status to Yesha. New outpost built near old outpost near Eli.
Weizmann Institute Scientists Teach Old Bacteria New Tricks
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute have discovered that microorganisms can be “taught” to respond to their environments.
Video: The Alternative Medicine Rabbi
Rabbi Yuval HaCohen Asherov explains the Jewish approach to natural medicine, illness.
Video: Broadcasting to Iran from Tel Aviv
A group of Israelis from Iran are reaching out to Iranian Jews and Muslims worldwide with a mix of Persian culture, music and politics.
IDF Developing Delayed-Start Car Ignition for Religious Soldiers
Among the IDF Rabbinate’s new Sabbath-friendly inventions: a naval refrigerator-oven, special electrical sockets and a delayed-start car ignition.
Jerusalem's Biomedical Sector a Growth Industry
The biomedical sector in the capital has grown by 20% in the last three years, and Mayor Barkat plans to raise another 100 million NIS by 2015.
Returning to Joshua and Caleb
One of the handful of government authorized ascents to the tombs of Yehoshua and Calev (Joshua and Caleb) took place last week.
Tuesday Night Live Returns
Popular English-language TV show 'Tuesday Night Live' returns next week with an exciting show: “From the beginning of time to the end of days.”
