Brain Study Highlights Paths to More Effective Learning and Care
An Israeli brain study from Hebrew University reveals how the mind balances continuous experience with discrete memories, offering new paths to effective.
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Three Officers Injured After Suspect Ignites Gasoline at Gas Station
Three Israeli police officers were injured, one moderately, in Kiryat Bialik after a suspect ignited gasoline at a gas station. The 33-year-old man was.
Israel Mobilizes 20,000 Home Front Command Reservists for Rescue Operations
Israel's Home Front Command has mobilized 20,000 reservists into 35 battalions nationwide to conduct search and rescue operations following recent incidents.
As war rages, patient care continuing in underground hospitals throughout Israel
As Iranian missiles strike, Israeli hospitals in Jerusalem, Petach Tikva, and Nahariya moved patients to fortified underground wards for safety and continuous.
New Plan to Protect the Environment in Judea and Samaria
Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection is launching a multi-year, multi-billion shekel plan to tackle environmental hazards in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli Authorities Saw 55% Increase in Cyber Incident Reports in 2025
Israel's National Cyber Directorate, led by Yossi Karadi, reported a 55% surge in cyber incident reports in 2025, stressing threats to critical infrastructure.
Hush Security Launches Platform to Manage AI and Non-Human Identities
Israeli firm Hush Security launches a platform to manage AI and non-human identities, securing cloud systems, APIs, and AI deployments with dynamic permissions.
Car Ramming Attack Suspect Turns Himself In
The suspect in a car ramming attack near Jerusalem's tunnel checkpoint has turned himself in to Israeli security forces.
Israel Tests Drones for Large-Scale Medical, Logistics, and Police Operations
Israel's Ministry of Transportation successfully tested drones for medical, logistics, and police operations, paving the way for national integration.
Raising Braver Bats: How Early Experiences Could Improve Wildlife Conservation
Research from Tel Aviv University, led by Adi Rachum, shows early experiences significantly shape Egyptian fruit bats' risk-taking, impacting conservation.
New Genetic Fine-Tuning Boosts Nutrition, Flavor and Fragrance in Produce
Israeli researchers at Hebrew University in Jerusalem developed genetic fine-tuning to boost produce nutrition, flavor, and fragrance by targeting the HMGR.
Student Finds 800-Year-Old Crusader Sword off Israeli Coast
Student Shlomi Katzin found an 800-year-old Crusader sword off Israel's northern coast near Dor Beach, a rare artifact enriching medieval history.
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