Environment reporter Sue Surkes brings a startling comptroller report; health reporter Nathan Jeffay explains global urgency of vaccine booster and talks of 'prejudice psychology'

Subjects consistently overestimated minority numbers in series of tests run by Hebrew University psychologists; they believe the mind trick may fuel intolerance

After veteran with PTSD self-immolates in apparent protest against Defense Ministry, treatment options come under intense scrutiny

In a collection of essays by Holocaust researchers, 'Laughter After' explains that humor has always been part of the Holocaust's 'memorial landscape' and shows public engagement

A clinical psychologist and couples therapist gives some tips on how to survive under new pressures of pandemic rules

Orders to 'stay home' or risk getting sick and/or infecting others mark change from past approach, which played on altruism and aimed at psychological feel-good factor, expert says

Ben-Gurion University teams finds that people geared toward abstract, big picture thinking react more aggressively to wait times than those who focus on the details

Hiding in a pile of old clothes underneath a barracks, Eddy de Wind wrote 'Last Stop Auschwitz' in the days immediately after the camp's liberation 75 years ago

University of Haifa researchers devise experiment that shows a hand's grasp syncs romantic partners' brains, mitigating feeling of pain; holding hands with a stranger doesn't do it

Rodents seem to gain satisfaction from mastering a new skill in finding that could have implications for treating mental illness