Sheep Theft Sparks Israeli-Palestinian Tensions
Israeli-Palestinian tensions rose after 120-150 sheep were stolen from the Tzur Levavi farm in the Binyamin region, with tracks leading to Jiljilya.
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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.
Police Ready for 22nd Maccabiah Games
Jerusalem Police are ready for the 22nd Maccabiah Games, with forces deployed for the July 1 opening ceremony at Teddy Stadium and subsequent events.
Foreign Minister Saar: Peace Requires Freeing Lebanon From Iranian Occupation
Foreign Minister Gideon Saar met Sunday with South Sudan Foreign Minister James Pitia Morgan at the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem. "Israel ...
New Treatment May Spare Children Repeated Surgeries for Vascular Defects
Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem launched Israel's first reversible electroporation treatment for pediatric vascular malformations, led by Dr.
Israel Works to Improve Traffic Conditions in Arab Towns
Israel's Ministry of Transportation is improving road safety in 35 Arab towns with new traffic signs, part of a broader 2023 initiative.
Even After Easing Import Restrictions Israeli Consumers Still Paying a Premium for Butter
Israeli consumers continue to pay a premium for butter, with prices nearly double import costs even after import restrictions were eased.
Bird Strike Forces Presidents Helicopter to Make Emergency Landing
The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) that, during what it described as a routine flight by the President of the State of Israel Isaac Herzog in ...
Israels Energy Independence Could Be Undermined Within Two Decades, State Comptroller Warns
Israel's State Comptroller warns the nation risks losing energy independence within two decades, citing natural gas export reliance and future LPG import.
Netanyahu Concludes Testimony as Corruption Trial Advances to Next Stage
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concluded testimony in his corruption trial held in Tel Aviv, with the case now moving to Jerusalem for witness hearings.
Dieting May Offset Certain Genetic Risks, Study Finds
Researchers at Ben-Gurion University found a green, plant-rich diet may offset genetic risks for cardiovascular disease, specifically for the MTHFR gene.
Police Will Not Detain Haredi Draft Refusers on Election Day, Israeli Officials Say
Israeli election authorities, including Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Sohlberg, decided police will not detain Haredi draft refusers on election day.
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