140,000-Year-Old Skeleton in Mount Carmel Cave Rewrites Human Origins
140,000-year-old skeleton found in Mount Carmel Cave reveals human origins rewritten with new evidence of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals interbreeding in Israel.
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‘False’ Claims by NGOs Ignore Hamas’s Role in Aid Diversion, Israel Says
Israel refutes claims by NGOs, accuses Hamas of exploiting aid deliveries to Gaza. COGAT denies blocking humanitarian assistance, says new security measures aim
Silver Before Coins: Evidence of an Early Monetary System in the Land of Israel
Early monetary system in the Land of Israel revealed: University of Haifa study shows silver used for trade, savings, and payments before coins.
“The ties between Ethiopia and Israel were rooted in the days of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba”
Ethiopia and Israel discuss cooperation in water, agriculture, tech, health, and education. Future focus on AI and human impact. Shared responsibility for
Ancient Egyptian Queen’s Gold Coin Unearthed in City of David Excavation
Rare gold coin of Egyptian Queen Berenice II discovered in City of David excavation in Jerusalem, Israel. Unearthed after 2,200 years, experts reveal its
Disabled Adults Less Likely to Receive Preventive Care, Researchers Say
Israeli study finds older adults with disabilities less likely to receive preventive care, but increased healthcare investment can close gaps.
‘False’ Claims by NGOs Ignore Hamas’s Role in Aid Diversion, Israel Says
Israel refutes claims by NGOs, accuses Hamas of exploiting aid deliveries to Gaza. COGAT denies blocking humanitarian assistance, says new security measures aim
Why We Fall for Fake Photos: Seeing Them Multiple Times Shapes Belief, Scientists Say
Repeated exposure to an image, real or AI-generated, can increase its perceived credibility, new study finds. How does this impact belief in fake photos?
Gaza Terrorists Caught Using Fake Humanitarian Logo and Vests
Gaza terrorists caught using fake humanitarian logo and vests in Israel. Israeli forces eliminate armed men impersonating aid workers.
Humanitarian Aid Theft a Systemic Flaw, Not a Rare Mishap, Study Finds
Israeli study finds that aid theft in war zones is not rare but systemic, prolonging conflicts. Learn more about the shocking findings.
Powerful Peptide Pairing Combats Livestock Infections, Say Israeli Scientists
Israeli scientists unveil powerful peptide pairing to combat livestock infections and slow rise of "superbugs."
Israeli Scientists Identify Protein That Could Prevent Painful Food Allergy Disease
Israeli scientists have identified a protein that may prevent a painful food allergy disease, Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE). This discovery could lead to