Deputy Health Minister Yoav Kisch speaks to Israel Hayom about the "mistake" former Likud minister Gideon Sa'ar is making by splitting off and forming his own party, and how the government plans to overcome vaccine skepticism and fake news.
'Phygital' – the integration of digital and physical experiences in fields as diverse as shopping, banking, and medical diagnostics – allows people to enjoy the best of both worlds.
Defense Ministry sends special aid mission to assist the Central American country in the wake of two Category 4 hurricanes.
As the navy upgrades its fleet of missile ships, it is also upgrading its attitudes about women serving in combat positions on board them.
"I was raised as a Muslim but have always been curious about Judaism," says Azka Daulia, who thinks it's high time "to step up to fight for the diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Israel."
Polish Consul to Istanbul Wojciech Rychlewicz helped save hundreds of Polish Jews during World War II by assuming a harrowing personal risk and providing them with documents that allowed them safe passage to South America and Israel. This is his story.
Xtend employs a virtual-reality headset and a single-handed controller – reminiscent of a game console – that operators use to point into the space around them and direct the drones to their expected locations.
In Iran, the dilemma is growing with regard to how and where to respond to Mohsen Fakhrizadeh’s assassination, and how far to stretch the regime’s restraint.
The parents of the late Malka Roth, who was murdered in the Sbarro pizzeria suicide bombing in August 2001, have been fighting for years to ensure that one of the Palestinians who aided the bomber is extradited from Jordan to stand trial in the US.
As Israel launches a historic normalization process with Arab countries that could change the face of the Middle East, more and more voices are challenging the identification of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem as the Quranic Al-Aqsa and arguing that it is actually located in Saudi Arabia.