Hebrew University receives record $250 million donation
American philanthropist and investor John Paulson announced a historic $250 million donation to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem…
Israel must invest in higher education to secure its future
As Israel begins a new academic year, its universities are doing so in a country still shaped by…
Combating Israel’s ‘brain drain’: Inside Hebrew U’s new medical education center
Hebrew University of Jerusalem is launching a new Center for Advanced Medical Education, using a gift of $30…
Israelis feel more Middle Eastern as views of Europe sour, study finds
Three years after the October 7 Hamas-led massacres in Israel, the 2026 Hebrew University-European Forum Barometer reveals a…
The vast majority of Israelis favor ousting Benjamin Netanyahu, according to new study
Only about one-third of Israelis want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to remain in office after the upcoming October…
Israel must invest in its universities for the future
For nearly three years, Israel and Jewish communities around the world have been living in a near-constant state…
Deadly carp virus: Israeli researchers find fish relatives that resist infection
Jews eat fish and fish heads on Rosh Hashanah to symbolize leadership, abundance, and the hope of being…
Israeli scientists say they’ve discovered a unique immune system in sea anemones
When the sea anemone split from the lineage leading to humans about 600 million years ago, this ancient…
Ancient humans mapped northern Israel to find the right stone for tools
Early hominins living in the ancient Galilee were able to navigate their landscape with remarkable precision to locate…
Superbugs threaten vision in animals – and can jump to humans, Israeli researchers warn
Israeli veterinary experts say antimicrobial resistance is making certain eye infections increasingly difficult to treat, posing a growing…
Grapevine: Knowing Golda | The Jerusalem Post
Golda Meir was “an amazing, charming, and emotional personality, who never sought personal greatness, but had it thrust…
Live fast, die young: Israeli scientists link rapid-growth gene to early aging in fish
Israeli scientists say a key gene that helps African turquoise killifish grow quickly and reproduce early can also…