Israeli Study Points to Potential Reversal of Cellular Aging
Israeli scientists at Bar-Ilan University in Jerusalem found that activating the SIRT6 protein reversed cellular aging in aged mouse liver cells.
Israeli scientists at Bar-Ilan University in Jerusalem found that activating the SIRT6 protein reversed cellular aging in aged mouse liver cells.
Israel's Knesset House Committee will deliberate a bill to dissolve the Knesset on Monday, pushing the country toward early elections by October 27.
Israel launches its 16th annual Reading Month in June, offering free cultural events, writer meetings, and family activities across the country to celebrate.
Israel's government has approved the "Thrust for the North" plan, allocating billions to upgrade roads, railways, and public transport in the country's northern.
New data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics in Jerusalem shows air pollution significantly cut, but recycling rates at 25.3% lag behind OECD nations.
An Israeli-led study by Prof. Yosef Yarden at the Weizmann Institute identifies a gene fusion mechanism causing prostate cancer resistance to standard hormone.
Israel's credit card purchases dipped 0.4% annually Feb-Apr 2026, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics, with notable increases in food and industrial.
Two IDF regular service soldiers have been arrested and indicted for theft of weapons and ammunition from military bases in Israel.
Researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem identified the vgll3 gene, linking accelerated early growth to increased risks of aging-related diseases and.
Israel Police bodycam shows Yasam fighters rescuing an IDF soldier attacked during violent Jerusalem riots, using riot dispersal to extract him safely.
Fourteen suspects, including Nahariya's deputy mayor and officials, were arrested in a major corruption probe, accused of manipulating contracts and generating.
Israel Police arrested 18 suspects, including a deputy mayor, in a major raid targeting public corruption, bribery, and money laundering in the north.