For 35 years, the postman—a bachelor who lives with his mother—kept the same Jerusalem delivery route. One day, he changed his routine.

An Israeli business with expertise in high-pressure die-casting is opening a plant in Indiana.

"Touch is overrated," say the developers behind this unique smartphone that operates using gesture technology.

French delicacies like éclairs and macarons are sharing bakery-case real estate with sponge strudels. Argentinian cookies are popping up in bakeries. Artisan bread is on the rise.

The start-up nation is ready to embrace a new generation of investing with social or environmental causes in mind.

Israeli activists and women’s groups are fighting to make mikves welcoming places for women who come from the entire spectrum of religious observance.

If a new bill making its way through Israel's Knesset becomes law, Arabic will be taught to students starting in the first grade.

It is one of the more common sights in certain parts of Jerusalem. A man or woman standing on the side of the street asking for money.