On Nov. 17, 1952, Einstein received a letter from Abba Eban, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations offering him the presidency of Israel on behalf of the first prime minister of Israel ...

A few weeks before the creation of the State of Israel, Shepard Rifkin, executive director of the Stern Group, requested that representatives of the group meet with Albert Einstein in the United ...

Albert Einstein declined the offer to become Israel's President. Albert Einstein was one of the greatest minds of the last century, who created the world famous equation e=mc2 that explains the ...

In 1918, scientist Chaim Weizmann – who would later become the first president of Israel – recruited Einstein to build a university in Jerusalem. Einstein, who is recognized as a father of HU ...

Prof Einstein prepared his notes in consultation with Israel Ambassador Abba Eban who visited him at his home in Princeton two weeks before his final illness With the exception of a single missing ...

Israel’s government on Sunday approved the establishment of an $18 million Albert Einstein museum on the campus of Hebrew University, a school the physicist helped establish a century ago.

(credit: MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST) His commitment was more than symbolic. Working closely with future Israeli president Chaim Weizmann, Einstein advocated for a university that would ...

“Nothing has given me such delight as the proposal to establish a Hebrew University in Jerusalem,” Albert Einstein wrote this ... research and innovation at Israel’s leading academic ...

Leila Atassi’s April 7 column, “Ohio is building the machinery to punish dissent,” is insightful as to our present moment. She details with empathy how Ohio Senate Bill 87 would punish not ...

On Nov. 17, 1952, Einstein received a letter from Abba Eban, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations offering him the presidency of Israel on behalf of the first prime minister of Israel ...