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Gene Editing Breakthrough Promises More Resilient, Tastier Tomatoes
Israeli and Chines scientists have developed a groundbreaking genetic editing method that has successfully modified complex traits in ...
What Do Local Factories Emit into Our Air, Water, and Soil?
Discover the latest PRTR report on pollutant emissions from Israeli factories. Ministry of Environmental Protection releases National Air Emissions Inventory
Largest Ancient Dam in Israel Unearthed in Jerusalem’s City of David
Archaeologists uncover largest ancient dam in Israel, dating back to Judah's Kings Joash or Amaziah. Discover how ancient Jerusalemites adapted to environmental
Iranian Missile-Damaged Lab in Israel Continues to Drive Groundbreaking Metabolic Research
Ben-Gurion University lab in Israel discovers metabolic control system regulating energy use and blood sugar levels, offering new treatments for diabetes and
Viruses Hidden Inside Fungi May Be the Secret Drivers of Deadly Lung Infections
Viruses hidden inside fungi may be the secret drivers of deadly lung infections. Researchers uncover surprising factor fueling the deadliness of fungal
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.
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.
World’s First Human Spinal Cord Implant to Take Place in Israel
Israel to perform world's first human spinal cord implant using patient's own cells, allowing paralyzed patients to stand and walk again. Historic milestone in
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