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Sunset from the coring platform on Laguna Itzan, in Guatemala.

Where Archaeology Can’t Go: Fecal Signals in Lake Reveal Mayan Secrets

Ruth Schuster | 05.07.2021

A fossilized Squalicorax tooth from the Jerusalem site.

The World's First Paleontologist? Shark Teeth Found in City of David Baffle Archaeologists

Ruth Schuster | 04.07.2021

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Nimrod Erez and familiy at Tantura Beach in Israel.

Israel Won’t Allow Thousands of Children of Israeli Expats Into the Country

Judy Maltz | 06.07.2021

A vaccination site in Jerusalem last week.

COVID Infections in Israel Spike by 50 Percent

Ido Efrati | 06.07.2021

Israelis donning face masks after the reimposition of the country's mask mandate

Israel Says Pfizer Vaccine Less Effective in Preventing Delta Variant Infection

Ido Efrati | 05.07.2021

The engraved giant deer bone from Einhornhöhle.

Neanderthals Boiled and Carved a Deer Bone 51,000 Years Ago, Archaeologists Say

Ruth Schuster | 05.07.2021

A woman cradles an infant as a coronavirus test is performed on her, in Tel Aviv this week.

COVID Infections in Israel Reach Another Peak as Delta Wave Continues

Haaretz, Michael Hauser Tov | 07.07.2021

A man walks past a fire set during a protest against mounting economic hardships in Beirut, last month.

Analysis || With Lebanon on Brink of Collapse, Israel Does What It Can to Stave Off Iranian Influence

Amos Harel | 07.07.2021

A moving van enters the prime minister's residence compound, on Jerusalem's Balfour Street, on Tuesday.

Moving Van Arrives at Prime Minister's Residence, Signalling End of Netanyahu Era

Haaretz | 06.07.2021

Flypast seen from the beach in Tel Aviv on Israel's Independence Day

Opinion || Is Israel Really a Settler Colonial State?

Steven Lubet, Jonathan Zasloff | 05.07.2021

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