Athens
Planes are preparing to leave Ben-Gurion Airport in case of missile strikes, Regev says
Israeli airlines, including El Al and Arkia, are ready to evacuate their fleets globally to avoid missile threats, according to Transportation Minister Miri Regev.
The most fun city to explore on foot - and it’s not what you think
An Israeli achievement in Athens: An Israeli hotel joins a global luxury network
Israeli's defense technology playing a key role in Greece's military modernization - analysis
Italian research team possibly locates renowned philosopher Plato's precise resting place
Plato's possible final resting place was hinted at through deciphering ancient scroll, linking him to a garden at the Academy in Athens, recent research using advanced imaging technologies shows.
Was Socrates a real person?
Known as the "Mad Gadfly," Socrates's life, philosophical teachings, and trial and execution by Athens are world famous. But was he real?
Ancient graffiti leads archaeologists on a treasure hunt for lost ancient Athenian temple
It is believed that the temple could have been destroyed during the Greco-Persian wars.
Israelis chant "Bring Them Home!" at Coldplay concert, Chris Martin singles out Israeli boy
The boy was holding a sign in memory of Shir Eilat, one of the border observers murdered on October 7 when the Nahal Oz base was overrun by Hamas.
This lesser-known Greek island should be top of your list this summer
Spend a few days exploring the beaches of Samos, Greece.
Clashes break out in pro-Palestinian rally in Greece
More than 300 people carrying Palestinian flags and banners reading "Hands off Rafah!" rallied outside the parliament building in the Greek capital.
Tzviki Eshet, Greco to lead culinary journeys following Greek cuisine to Athens, island of Kea
Aluma Network Opens Skylark Hotel In Omonia Square, Athens
Just before the season opening, the Isrotel hotel chain announces the development of the Skylark Hotel, the first hotel of the international Aluma network, in central Athens.
Bomb explodes outside ministry in Athens, no injuries
A Greek newspaper received a phone call by an unknown caller that a bomb had been planted at the ministry and had informed the police who cordoned off the area before the explosion.
Ancient fragments paint a picture of Roman emperor Hadrian’s daily life
The fragments shed light of Hadrian's trips to Africa and more.
