Israel ‘Spreads Light to the Nations’ with New Citrus Fruit
1/11/2010
Israeli researchers developed and patented the new species, and citrus growers expect to export 30,000 tons of the easy-to-peel and seedless variety this season.

Significant Quantities’ of Oil Discovered in Center of Israel
12/24/2009

Significant quantities of oil were found in a well in the area of Rosh HaAyin, a city located east of Tel Aviv on the western edge of Samaria.

Israel Saves Wild Jordanian Eagle
11/3/2009

A conscientous Jordanian citizen appeared at the Israeli border last week with an injured eagle, hoping veterinarians in the Jewish State could save its life.

Siemens Invests $15 Million in Negev-Area Solar Power Company
9/8/2009

In what amounts to the largest foreign investment in Israeli solar energy development, Siemens is investing $15 million in the Arava Power Company.

Israel Rescues Baby Deer from Arab Captors
8/17/2009

The deer now is safe in the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo but will not be able to return to nature because of the captivity.

Israeli Drug Exports Up 23% Despite Global Financial Woes
6/23/2009

The global financial crisis has had a paradoxical effect on Israel's pharmaceutical industry: exports were up by 23% in the first quarter of 2009.

Negev ‘Pavement’ Earth’s Oldest Surface
5/6/2009

The Negev Desert contains pavement that dates back 1.8 million years, making it the Earth’s oldest surface, according to Hebrew University scientists.

Israel Monitoring Swine Flu Threat
4/26/2009

Israeli health officials are monitoring an outbreak of swine flu that has swept across Mexico, killing at least 68 people and sickening more than 1,000 others.