Asaf Shtull-Trauring

Divers find underwater store containing British Mandate era hand-grenades and other weapons.

Israel is expected to become a full member of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in two to three years.

The breakwater in Caesarea National Park broken in three areas by high waves during the storm, leaves the antiquities exposed to damage.

A 1.2 meter high statue of a woman was found after part of a cliff crumbled, revealing archaeological treasures.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms pop up throughout Israel on Friday; heavy rains, strong winds expected on Saturday; snow predicted for Mount Hermon and Golan Heights.

Snow expected on Mount Hermon and Golan heights, heavy rains throughout Israel, accompanied by very strong winds and possible floods.

Israel will soon face a shortage of independent geologists to assess the environmental impact of drilling for oil and for the newly discovered off-shore reserves of natural gas, according to senior scientists.

Marine expert Avi Baranes calms fears after the rash of shark attacks at Red Sea beaches in recent days.

Netanyahu met with other government ministers in Tirat Carmel yesterday to discuss continued response to the fire.

North expected to see 15-30 millimeters of precipitation, at long last.

Four government work teams appointed to deal with damage in the Carmel; cabinet secretary: citizens have insurance coverage, but it's partial.

Expected light rain comes after what many consider as Israel's driest autumn in recorded history.

New Bezalel campus expected to be built on the grounds of the Russian Compound in the western part of the city.

Student union head calls Netanyahu 'a prime minister who yields to political blackmail.'

Police declare demonstration illegal after students block traffic; Knesset passes bill calling for resumption in allowances to full-time yeshiva students.

Wednesday sees the start of a project to drill half a kilometer below the seabed to study hundreds of thousands of years of geological history.

A new program offering scholarships to prisoners serving time for criminal offenses has boosted the overall number of inmates enrolled in courses that may help them turn their lives around

The two strange bedfellows sit side by side at particle accelerator parley, vow funding for cutting-edge venture.

The students are upset that under a proposed law, yeshiva students would get income allowances for studying and not working, while they get no such benefits.

The government approved state budget which includes NIS 111 million intended for yeshiva students.

According to allegations, which were under a gag order until now, suspects tried to coerce Rabbi Yaakov Klein into giving money he had received for donations but which they believed he had kept for himself.