Benyamin Cohen
Building full of Einstein's treasured possessions to open to public
Albert Einstein's archives will move into 2-story planetarium on the Jerusalem campus of Hebrew University.
A tech firm has just figured out a way to print organs
Scientists have injected human genes into tobacco plants. What happens next could literally be life-saving.
Einstein's prediction leads to dawn of new era in astronomy
In global collaboration, a third of the world's physicists announce a reshaping of our understanding of the universe.
Hawaii artists take their street art global
From Massachusetts to the Mediterranean, public murals serve as backdrop for cultural exchange of ideas.
While Gadot waits for 'Wonder Woman' sequel, she may head to lowest point on earth
The Israeli actress may star with Bradley Cooper in 'Deeper.'
For first time, researchers complete map of every vertebrate on earth
The newly finished 'Atlas of Life' contains some amazing stats and facts.
Autographed Einstein notes given to Japanese bellhop up for auction
The handwritten scrawls were reportedly given by the absent-minded professor in lieu of a tip.
See what gift from Israel Gal Gadot gave Jimmy Fallon
In return, the late night host gave the Wonder Woman star her first-ever Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Watch these celebs surprise their families with home makeovers
New web series starring Kristen Bell, Ludacris and more will bring a smile to your day.
We know where Amazon is building next
While the tech giant searches for a new home in the U.S., it is already planning two new R&D centers in Israel.
Israel stands with Las Vegas
Tel Aviv's City Hall displayed an American flag on the side of its building Monday evening.
What if you could print medicine at home?
Scientists discover way to print multiple drugs onto a piece of paper that you can swallow.
The best of humanity: How the world is helping Puerto Rico
In the aftermath of one of the most devastating hurricanes in history, many are stepping up to the plate in bold ways.
Don't like to go to the movies anymore?
A new startup may have a solution to get you back in theaters.
High-tech tool gives rescuers X-ray vision
After a devastating earthquake in Mexico, a device is helping first responders see through walls in search of victims.
