I was thrilled when I found this book at the library in North Carolina. But after reading it, now as an adult, I discovered things that I hadn’t remembered, maybe because, at the time they were the norm ■ Post #42

A colossal composting machine that looks like a big worm, care for the fruit bats who live in the basement, a hydroponic rooftop greenhouse – Dizengoff Center is a playground for tree huggers. But how does all this fit in with consumerism?

Restrictions in Israel won't suffice given omicron's infection rate. Without explicitly saying it, the government is now passing the buck to the public

In practice, the new regulation shortens COVID quarantine time for Israelis infected with the omicron variant from 14 days to 10

As omicron keeps rapidly spreading, Health Ministry officials are deliberating the administration of a fourth COVID vaccine dose, as data increasingly shows waning immunity around four months after first booster

'I live attached to four inhalers because of respiratory issues; I’m alive only thanks to them,' said a resident of south Tel Aviv, referring to the severe air pollution the bus station has been causing in the area

Who walked upright in Crete 6 million years ago? What on earth was that hominin in Tanzania doing 3.6 million years ago, a coupé jeté? And who are we, really – the epitome of evolution or hybrids?