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In a speech at Haifa University conference, she calls out Jew hatred as an issue for all in America to face.
At the ancient city of Avdat, researchers used heritage grape varieties and farming methods drawn from the Mishnah and rabbinic literature to revive a celebrated Negev wine, producing it naturally without industrial yeast or additives
Twenty-five graduating students presented their final collections in an event that was held on the university campus
In times of national uncertainty, it is easy to focus on the crises immediately before us. Far more difficult is investing in the future. Yet that is precisely what the University of Haifa’s Northern Lights Initiative seeks to do.
The region’s doctor shortage is worsening as demand rises and veteran physicians retire; a new medical school aims to keep doctors in the region by training them in the communities they may one day serve
Researchers, academics, and writers gathered in Haifa on Tuesday for the opening of a three-day conference examining the impact of rising antisemitism across Europe and the United States.
Yifat Mandabi is a 46-year-old mother of three from Haifa. She moved there from Eilat during her army service in the Navy, fell in love
Iran expert Dr. Thamar Eilam Gindin discusses the confusion Trump’s shifting policies have created among the Iranian people-and explains why it is regime supporters who are taking to the streets
The war in the Middle East has a new equation, and it runs straight through Lebanon. In Keren Setton’s report, the latest Israel-Iran exchange is not treated as a one-day flare-up but as a warning shot: Hezbollah, weakened but not broken, has become the tripwire between Jerusalem, Tehran, and Washington.
A Technion–University of Haifa project uses public architectural records to give rescuers structural layouts in under 30 seconds.
