The implant was made from PEKK, a high-performance carbon fiber-reinforced polymer selected because its strength and flexibility closely resemble those of natural bone.
Thousands gathered in Mevaseret Zion for the annual Kubeh Festival, celebrating Kurdish music, dance, and cuisine while preserving a Jewish community's 2,700-year heritage from the First Temple to modern Israel.
As the San Francisco-based OpenAI’s first international hospital partner, Sheba will also provide feedback, research and real-world clinical insights to OpenAI
A Tel Aviv exhibition merges technology, AI, and human creativity through interactive installations, aiming to spark reflection and inspire community during difficult times.
Israel has shifted refuelers that had been stationed at Ben-Gurion Airport to southern Israeli bases and Ramon Airport to avoid disruptions to international flights.
Nick Matau shares details about his upbringing, service as a U.S. Navy nuclear engineer, and his turn to the Noahide laws, explaining how these experiences shaped his path toward defending Israel.
Harrowing footage from the central Israeli city of Bnei Brak shows a little boy attempting to retrieve his fallen kippah from the street when a car fully runs him over, but he miraculously survives unharmed.
Yonatan, a survivor of a 2002 terrorist attack, altruistically donated a kidney through Matnat Chaim, only to discover the recipient was the brother of the very man who saved his life in the attack 24 years earlier.
Former UFC fighter Natan Levy, who hails from Netanya, Israel, has stepped into the role of pro-Israel advocate, pushing back against antisemitic threats and championing Jewish self-defense.
Former hostages Keith and Aviva Siegel were overjoyed to learn they're becoming grandparents, a moment highlighting Israel's embrace of life in stark contrast to Hamas's cult of death.
Israeli archaeologists excavating near the Tower of David Museum uncovered a rare clay mold used to craft the face of a female figurine during the First Temple period, the first such mold ever found in Jerusalem.
John Rafael, an Israeli police officer in the elite Yasam unit, recalled his journey from France to make aliyah, describing his desire to protect civilians and serve the country he now calls home.
After four-year-old Israeli boy Yuval Kogan was declared missing, thousands of civilians, security officials, and emergency services combed Israel's coastline for the next 27 hours before finally locating and rescuing him.
Guatemala became the third country to establish a commemorative marker at the City of David National Park, joining the United States and Argentina in recognizing the site’s historical and biblical significance.
This moving video shows a man approaching IDF soldiers on the street and leaving them gifts, part of a Rehovot municipality initiative highlighting Israel's kindness and appreciation for its soldiers.
'We will act forcefully against the terrorists and those who send them, and we will not allow terrorism in Judea and Samaria to raise its head,' Netanyahu said.
Jews still living in Iran were seen in their local synagogue with Iranian Chief Rabbi Yehuda Gerami, who lamented the destruction of the Temple alongside his congregation in a moving show of defiance.
Former hostage Bar Kupershtein revealed that he and five other hostages fasted while in captivity and urged anyone struggling with the fast to draw support from him and the other captives.
In memory of the destruction of the two temples in Jerusalem, thousands of Jews ascended the Temple Mount on Tisha b'Av and prayed for the building of the third.
Herzog visited the IDF’s first ultra-Orthodox brigade to read from the Book of Lamentations, a collection within the Bible of poetic laments for the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C.E.
As AI disruption, war, and brain drain challenge Israel's tech sector, experts say defense tech, academia, and robotics-focused 'physical AI' offer its strongest path forward.
At a Mahjong and Merlot event dedicated to raising money for IDF widows, over 35,000 shekels were raised as the women gathered to support each other and raise awareness.
Thousands of native South Koreans from more than 50 countries gathered in Israel and sang 'Hallelujah' together in a moving show of support for the Jewish state.