Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

Hebrew renders fine in the domain but explodes into percent-hex in the path. Two different standards explain the split.

Yiddish isn't a pidgin or corrupted German — it's a four-component fusion language, and its story is more political than you'd think.

Israel's Academy of the Hebrew Language can coin words the state must use — but it can't make anyone say them. Why 10 million speakers might be the...