Israel Continues Repatriation Efforts with Overnight Flights Bringing 604 Citizens Home
Israel's Ministry of Transportation facilitated the repatriation of 604 citizens on overnight flights Monday, with more expected to return from locations like.
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Cannabis Compounds Show Promise in Fighting Fatty Liver Disease, Scientists Say
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Prof. Joseph Tam, found non-psychoactive cannabis compounds CBD and CBG show promise against fatty.
Protest at Jaffa-Shai Israel junction in Jerusalem – A handful of rioters have begun blocking traffic routes and the light rail line. Police forces, including Border Police fighters, are preparing to disperse the rioters.
Police and Border Police are preparing to disperse a handful of rioters blocking traffic and the light rail line at the Jaffa-Shai Israel junction in Jerusalem.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange TASE Recap May 7, 2026
TASE Top 10 Indices Thursday, May 7, 2026 Index Value +/- Change in ...
Shekel Exchange Rates End of Day Thursday, May 7, 2026
The Bank of Israel released Thursday, May 7, 2026, end-of-day shekel exchange rates, with the US dollar and Australian dollar seeing notable gains.
Israeli Man Indicted for Assaulting Nun, Charged as Hate Crime
Yonah Shreiber, 36, was indicted by Israel’s State Attorney’s Office for assaulting a Christian nun in Jerusalem’s Old City, charged as a hate crime.
Scientists Map the Hidden Architecture of the Human Liver
Israeli researchers from Weizmann and Sheba Medical Center mapped the human liver's genetic atlas, revealing key differences and aiding fatty liver disease.
More Than 400,000 Switch Over to Private Energy Providers
Over 400,000 Israelis have switched to private electricity providers, saving up to 20% on bills as part of a government reform.
Israeli Soldier Wounded in Lebanon Drone Strike
An Israeli soldier was seriously wounded in a drone strike from southern Lebanon, prompting immediate medical evacuation and notification of his family.
New Stool Test May Make Painful Colonoscopies Less Necessary
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University developed a new stool test for inflammatory bowel disease, potentially reducing painful colonoscopies for millions.
Special Needs Student Arrested for Bringing Gun to School
Police arrested a 20-year-old special needs student in Moshav Beit Oved after seizing a handgun and ammunition he brought to school due to a family dispute.
Israel Promotes Smart Transportation
Israel's Ministry of Transportation and Ayalon Highways are launching a smart transportation program to aid local authorities facing traffic and accessibility.
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