As President Trump pushes for the relocation of Gaza’s population to Egypt and Jordan, historical precedents reveal why similar plans have repeatedly failed—and why this time may be no different

With Its Leader Killed, Forces Weakened, and Iran’s Grip Loosening, Can Hezbollah Adapt or Will It Fade?

How a Second Trump Presidency Could Upend Global Politics, Security, and Alliances

The assassinations of Haniyeh, Shukur, and Mohammed Deif are shaking the calm of Hamas's leader in Gaza

Is it time to reshape the battle field and shift from military conquest to strategic reconstruction in the Gaza Strip?

Watch this enlightening talk by Prof. Jonathan Rynhold, head of the department of Political Studies at BIU

Navigating the Complexities of Value Promotion in the Dynamic Reality of an Ongoing Conflict

Israel must take action to regain international legitimacy and address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

The Paul Feder Laboratory for Alzheimer's Disease Research is working to understand how to delay cognitive decline from Alzheimer's in people with Down syndrome

Where did the widespread admiration for guitar players come from, and why does the electric guitar receive such special treatment in popular music? Bar-Ilan University researcher Dr. Nadav Appel explains

The Jewish calendar, which begins from Rosh Hashana in the Hebrew month of Tishrei, is part of the common foundation of our spiritual and material life as a people. Prof. Ely Merzbach explains how it works

September 16 is “International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer”. Its purpose is to limit the production and use of substances that caused the ozone hole