PM Netanyahu: "We believe that, in a final deal, unlike the interim deal, it is crucial to bring about a final agreement about the termination of Iran's military nuclear capability"

Interlude's interactive video for “Like A Rolling Stone” includes 16 different channels, and was produced based on the company's unique technology.

The Jewish Holiday of Hanukkah lasts eight days, marking the liberation of Jerusalem from Greek rule, under the leasership of the Macabees.

​The Israeli singer, songwriter and actor,Arik Einstein, widely considered to be one of the greatest singers in Israeli history has died today. Einstein Died from heart complications at age 74.

"What was achieved in Geneva is not an historic agreement; it is an historic mistake.”

Israel's largest Air force training exercise includes participants from the US, Italian and Greek air forces and aims to improve Israel’s general air defense capabilities while learning together and cooperating with global allies.

The Israeli field hospital has already treated hundreds of patients, including many children. The name chosen by the grateful parents of the first Philippine baby born in the field hospital was "Israel".

President Peres: "France stands at the forefront in its steadfast opposition to Iran's attempt to acquire nuclear weapons and its development of long range missiles."

PM Netanyahu: “The time that was achieved over the weekend must be utilized to achieve a much better deal. The target date for this deal is – the date on which a good deal will be achieved that will deny Iran a military nuclear capability.”

In the deal being proposed now, Iran does not roll back its nuclear weapons-making capacities at all, but the P5+1 are rolling back sanctions. That's a bad deal. It's a dangerous deal because it keeps Iran as a nuclear threshold nation.

PM Netanyahu: I believe that the pressure should be maintained and even increased on the Iranian regime, because they're increasing enrichment, and I believe that it's possible with intense pressure to get Iran to fully dismantle its nuclear weapons

Israel is promoting a comprehensive policy aimed at improving the Bedouin's economic, social and living conditions, as well as resolving long-standing land issues.

Israel is a world leader in innovative medical technology. Israeli inventions help to prevent, heal, and monitor some of the world’s most pressing health conditions.

Kamel Abu Nadi, a Bedouin from the Negev in southern Israel, speaks about the Israeli government's new plan of community and economic development for the Bedouin.

A smartphone app that tests body temperature and blood sugar or the use of copper in textiles to reduce hospital infections are just two examples of Israeli innovations in life sciences.