Nabeel Rajab, president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, urges a boycott of Formula One Grand Prix scheduled for April because it sends the wrong message that normality has returned to the Gulf kingdom.

Michael Rinn, vice president of Directed Energy Systems at the U.S. aerospace company Boeing, said it is developing high energy laser to destroy small rockets, mortar and artillery rounds.

Brig.-Gen. Doron Gavish, commander of the Israeli Air Defense Forces, speaks with The Media Line about the future of air defenses

Archaeologists say their excavations reveal the construction of Jerusalem's Temple Mount went on generations after King Herod had died.

New study at Ben Gurion University finds optimistic women benefit from higher grades, but optimistic male students could become overconfident and score lower.

The International Committee of the Red Cross has begun a radio campaign in Libya warning civilians about the large amount of unexploded munitions that remain after the civil war.

An Israeli government committee headed by Ehud Prawer has recommended relocating some two-thirds of the Israeli Bedouins in the Negev, about 40,000 people, living in unrecognized villages on to townships. The Bedouins have other ideas.  

Col. (res.) Shmuel Gordon discusses the challenges of striking Iran's nuclear installations.

Itay Takserman, a 26-year-old software engineer from Israel , talks about winning an international paragliding championships held in the Himalaya Mountains, beating out over 220 paragliders who gathered on the tall peaks to fly with the vultures.