The party, organized by the Zionist organization Im Tirtzu, featured blaring Israeli music by DJ Asaf Hartal, flags, drums, and free drinks.

Treatment pathway for fatal epilepsy, FDA prioritizes Alzheimer’s therapy device, Weizmann Institute battles to conquer cancer, and much more!

Tel Aviv University researchers discovered that a common multiple sclerosis treatment may have important applications for epilepsy, including Dravet syndrome, which affects children and has a 20 percent mortality rate.

Project leader at Tel Aviv University hopes that within 10 years, organ printers at leading hospitals worldwide will conduct the process on a routine basis.

Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. Thanks to Israeli research breakthroughs, it may never kill again.

A new study led by Tel Aviv University finds that white blood cells related to allergies and asthma may also be harnessed to destroy cancer cells.

Since Israel's Skylock disabled illegal drones at the London airport, everyone wants its technology; Ireland enlists Israelis to reduce pollution; and more.

Tel Aviv U scientists discover new pathway for treating hearing loss; Technion decodes genome causing of sleeping sickness; and much more!

A gold earring dating back over 2,000 years was discovered in the City of David.

Despite a refusal to engage with students from Israel, two Israeli teams topped the European Universities Debating Championship in Serbia.

Alibaba.com CEO Jack Ma shares what he really thinks about Israel at Tel Aviv University.

Hypocritical and ungrateful Arab students at an Israeli university again called for violence against the Jewish state, while on campus. 

A new collaborative study conducted by Israeli and American researchers has uncovered how sleep deprivation negatively affects brain activity.

BDS anti-Semites tell others to boycott Israeli products and institutions, but they themselves seem to benefit from them.

A Saudi center ranked three Israeli universities among the world's top 10 in various subjects.

Modifying specific proteins during cancer-cell division unleashes a natural killing mechanism, Israeli researchers have discovered.

A popular food supplement may contribute to a cure for a debilitating neurodegenerative disorder.

Israeli researchers found how skin cancer spreads, and how to stop it.

A new medical innovation, developed at Tel Aviv University, uses 'stick it and forget it' skin electrodes affixed to the skin, just like a child's temporary tattoo, and is able to monitor muscle activity which discloses emotions.

Cyberattacks on Israel have risen exponentially in the past four years, reaching up to two million attacks against crucial Israeli frameworks on a daily basis.

Professor Catherine Hall, a noted British academic and historian, has refused to accept a $330,000 prize from Tel Aviv University for apparently political reasons.

A new study conducted by Tel Aviv University (TAU), Cornell University, and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine has claimed to discover genetic proof that the Bene Israel community in western India has Jewish roots.

A new polling of Israeli public opinion, published just days ahead of Israel's Independence Day, shows that the vast majority of citizens understand that the Judea and Samaria region is not "occupied Palestinian land," and that Israel has a right to assert its full sovereignty over the area.

While there has been a dramatic drop in volume of anti-Semitic incidents around the world in 2015, the viciousness and violence of the attacks have dramatically increased, an annual survey of the state of anti-Semitism around the world has found.

Using cutting-edge computerized image processing, an Israeli team of experts discerned that literacy during the First Temple period existed throughout all levels of the administrative, military and priestly systems of the Kingdom of Judah.