Study Points to New Treatment Strategy for Prostate Cancer
An Israeli-led study by Prof. Yosef Yarden at the Weizmann Institute identifies a gene fusion mechanism causing prostate cancer resistance to standard hormone.
Pesach Benson
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 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.
Shooting Death of 7-Year-Old Girl Sparks Israeli-Arab Anger Over Crime, Policing
The shooting death of 7-year-old Layla Jahja in Arara sparked Israeli-Arab anger over crime and policing. Her father is among two suspects arrested in the.
Israeli Teens Using AI Faster Than Schools Can Adapt, Survey Warns
An Israel Internet Association (ISOC) survey in Jerusalem finds Israeli teens widely use AI for learning, but schools and students lack understanding of its.
Knesset Moves Toward Dissolution Vote as Election Timeline Takes Shape
Israel's Knesset House Committee will deliberate a bill to dissolve the Knesset on Monday, pushing the country toward early elections by October 27.
93% of Israelis Are Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Public Places
The Israel Cancer Association's new survey reveals 93% of Israelis are exposed to secondhand smoke, as CEO Moshe Bar-Haim warns of rising youth smoking.
Finance Committee Advances Controversial Funding Overhaul of Public Broadcaster
Israel's Finance Committee advanced a bill to put public broadcaster Kan under direct government budget control, despite legal warnings of harm to press freedom.
Surging Israeli-Arab Violence Continues as One Killed, Three Hurt in Shootings
One man was killed in Nazareth and three others injured in Kafr Yasif, northern Israel, continuing the surge of violence plaguing Israeli-Arab society.
Israeli-Arab Crime Wave Continues with Umm el-Fahm Shooting
A shooting in Umm el-Fahm wounded four men, two critically, in a suspected criminal incident, as violence continues to plague Israel's Arab sector.
Israeli Study Opens Door to More Efficient Isotope-Based Technologies
A new Israeli study from Hebrew University and Weizmann Institute reveals magnetic fields influence biological molecules, potentially advancing isotope.
Epochal: Report Projects Israel to Become Majority Home of Worlds Jews Within a Decade
Professor Sergio DellaPergola's JPR report projects Israel will host the majority of the world's Jews by 2035, marking an "epochal" demographic shift.
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