Scientists Warn Climate Predictions May Misjudge Forest Carbon Absorption
Scientists from Hebrew University warn climate models may misjudge forest carbon absorption, emphasizing plant water use and leaf cover over temperature.
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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.
Multi-Million Cigarette Smuggling Thwarted, Two Azerbaijanis Arrested
Authorities intercepted a speedboat smuggling an estimated 12 million shekels in cigarettes off the Ashdod coast, arresting two Azerbaijani nationals.
Production in Renewable and Green Energies 1.6 Times Higher Than Coal
In 2025, Israel saw renewable energy production 1.6 times higher than coal, with record green energy connections and reduced power outages.
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.
Israel to Produce 26 Gigawatts of Renewable Energy by 2035
Israel aims for 26 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2035, with a new national plan focusing on solar power and market-driven expansion.
Civic Engagement Rises During Wartime Displacement, Study Finds
A study by Israeli researchers from Hebrew and Ben-Gurion Universities, led by Dr. Noam Brenner, reveals heightened civic engagement in Israel during wartime.
Discovery of Brains Quarantine System Could Open New Paths for Neurodegenerative Therapies
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University, led by Prof. Eran Meshorer, found protein clumps in neurodegenerative diseases like Huntington's protect brain cells.
Natural Fungus-Based Extract Could Transform Sustainable Farming
Scientists at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, led by Prof. Maggie Levy, developed a natural fungus extract to boost crop yields sustainably.
Childs Desert Discovery Leads to Rare Roman-Era Archaeological Find
An 8-year-old Israeli boy, Dor Wolynitz, discovered a 1,700-year-old Roman-era statuette fragment in the Negev Desert's Ramon Crater, per the Israel Antiquities.
Parents, Not Sirens, Drive Childrens Stress Levels During War, Researchers Say
A University of Haifa survey, led by Prof. Yael Mayer, reveals Israeli children's stress during the March conflict with Iran is linked to parental distress.
Medical Cannabis Overhaul Sparks Debate Over Smoking-Based Treatment
Israel's Health Ministry, led by Dr. Gilad Bodenheimer, proposes phasing out smoked medical cannabis within three years due to safety concerns.
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