By Sue Surkes

Tel Aviv-based Roie Galitz, who is drawn to frozen landscapes, warns that the disappearance of polar bears is the world’s ‘canary in the coalmine’.

High market concentration and lack of competition explain why Israel is ranked among the most expensive countries to live in.

Weizmann Institute's study of brain wrinkling opens the way for future research into disorders such as microcephaly, epilepsy, and schizophrenia

Centers in Tel Aviv and Haifa will employ 100 people, further deepening the retail giant's presence in the country.

$300 million are poured into Israeli companies that produce cultured meet.