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Antisemitism Eases , Yet Remains Alarmingly High

This Is Why Children Took Part in Creating Prehistoric Cave Art

Why Is There No Cave Art in Israel’s Ancient Caves?

TAU Trains 400 Social Workers in Trauma Relief

Why Did Early Humans Prefer to Hunt Near Water Sources?

Antisemitism Worldwide Report for 2023

How Does Science Make Us Fall in Love?

13 February 2024

Unearthing Ancient Intelligence

Tel Aviv University Introduces Tuition-Free Teaching Certificate Program

Empowering Israeli-Arab Students in Humanities

New Exhibition at the Wiener Library Features “Jews out!” – a Children’s Board Game from Nazi Germany

24 January 2023

Surprising the Pope with The Artwork ‘Jesus from the Soil of the Holy Land’

5 December 2022

The Bible – Fact or Fiction?

25 October 2022

Our Ancestors Irreparably Damaged the Timna Valley Environment 3000 Years Ago

28 September 2022

World’s Earliest Evidence of Opium Use

28 September 2022

Olive Trees Were First Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago

Leading the Global Yiddish Renaissance

Antisemitism – Defined, Yet Running Wild

Rescue Mission: Pioneering TAU Program Preserves Ethiopian Jewish Heritage

21 October 2020

Unprecedented: A Senior Saudi Researcher Contributed an Article to an Israeli Academic Journal