Israel Begins 2026 With Midnight Birth and Dozens of Emergency Calls
Israel's 2026 began with a midnight birth in Jerusalem and hundreds of Magen David Adom emergency calls on New Year's Eve, including 51 road accidents and 11.
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Israeli and German Students Explore Pre-Holocaust History Through New Digital Platform
Israeli and German students now access pre-Holocaust history through the Leo Baeck Institute's new "Entangled Lives" digital platform, fostering understanding.
Israeli and German Students Explore Pre-Holocaust History Through New Digital Platform
Israeli and German students now access pre-Holocaust history through the Leo Baeck Institute's new "Entangled Lives" digital platform, fostering understanding.
Avoiding Bad News: A Coping Strategy, Study Finds
New Israeli-Dutch research led by Tel Aviv University reveals avoiding information is a natural coping strategy to manage emotional pain, not mere denial or.
Scientists Find Hidden Placental Changes Linked to Gestational Diabetes
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University identify hidden placental changes explaining gestational diabetes risks in 10-15% of pregnancies. This opens new.
Israel’s Tech Sector Surges in 2025 Despite Fewer Deals, $15.6B in Funding
Israel's tech sector surged in 2025 with $15.6 billion in private funding despite fewer deals, signaling a market shift toward larger, more mature companies.
Quick Thinking Saves 7-Year-Old at School Chanukah Party
Teachers' quick thinking and rapid medical aid saved a 7-year-old girl in Jerusalem who swallowed a lollipop stick at a school Chanukah party, averting tragedy.
Brain Enzyme Discovery May Open New Path to Treat Neurodegenerative Disease
Israeli scientists discovered a brain enzyme (SIRT6) that controls a metabolic switch, offering a new path to treat neurodegenerative disease, sleep issues.