Scientists in Israel and Germany show that an experimental vaccine offers long-term protection against the deadly disease.

he president of Sierra Leone expressed gratitude to Israel for helping his country fight the ebola epidemic from 2014 to 2016.

Good News Israel presents helping teens at risk; an Ethiopian orphan fulfills his dream of becoming an IDF officer, and much more.

“I’m not worried about paying the price. I’m worried about getting the job done. We need a strong Israel.”

Israel’s monetary pledge comes after it had already sent fully equipped medical clinics to West Africa and specialists to operate them and train local health workers.

Good News Israel presents Global Collaboration: water for Africa, promotion of women leaders and more ...

Israel continues their humanitarian mission "Operation Full Recovery" by sending life-saving medical equipment to Ebola-stricken Africa.

Israel is helping the Palestinian Authority and Hamas in Gaza to combat a possible outbreak of Ebola. What would they do without Israel?

Fighting world hunger? Helping cure Ebola? Israel to the rescue, now with technology that will help California contend with the worst drought in its history.

The UN had warm words for Israel for its crucial contribution to the war on the rapidly spreading Ebola virus.

After securing its borders, Israel is intensifying its efforts to provide assistance to the international war on the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa.

As the Ebola outbreak claims more victims around the globe, Israel is taking serious measures to counter the danger of the disease entering the country.

Israeli solar energy projects light up countless homes but that's not all... The Jewish State illuminates millions of lives – by removing darkness itself!

An Israeli bio pharmaceutical company said that it has the resources to produce Zmapp - the drug that can potentially cure Ebola and save millions of lives.

Israel is again volunteering its expertise by joining the global effort to suppress the spread of the deadly Ebola virus.

Online interactions by Islamic terrorists reveal their intentions to use the Ebola virus as a weapon of mass destruction. Will they really carry this out?