Breakthrough Technique Maps Toxic Protein Growth in Alzheimer’s Disease
Israeli researchers reveal a breakthrough technique that precisely maps toxic protein growth in Alzheimer's disease. This advance offers new paths for studying
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One Dead, Dozens Rescued as Storm Byron Sweeps Across Israel
One dead, dozens rescued as Storm Byron sweeps across Israel, bringing heavy rain and flash floods. Get urgent updates on the extreme weather impact.
Israeli Elementary Schools to Go Phone-Free
Israeli elementary schools implement a new phone-free policy starting February. Education Minister Kisch bans cell phones to boost student social interaction,
First Material Evidence of Judah Maccabee’s Battlefield Discovered Near Jerusalem
Archaeologists confirm first material evidence of Judah Maccabee’s battlefield discovered near Jerusalem. This significant find emerges just ahead of the
Learning Doesn’t Have to Slow Down With Age, Research Shows
Groundbreaking Israeli-U.S. research challenges assumptions: learning doesn't have to slow down with age. Older adults thrive with active methods, boosting
One of Jerusalem’s Longest Hasmonean-Era Walls Found Under Tower of David
Archaeologists uncover one of Jerusalem’s longest Hasmonean-era walls under the Tower of David. This impressive discovery offers rare insight into ancient
Police Entered UNRWA’s Compound Over Unpaid Taxes and Security Concerns, Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Says
Israeli police entered UNRWA’s Jerusalem compound over unpaid taxes and security concerns, Jerusalem Deputy Mayor confirms. Officers raised an Israeli flag.
Israel, Costa Rica Sign Free Trade Deal, Eliminate Over 90% of Tariffs
Israel and Costa Rica sign a historic Free Trade Deal, immediately eliminating over 90% of tariffs. This agreement strengthens exports and aims to lower the
The Dead Sea’s Hidden Plastic Problem: A Record of Decades of Waste
Uncover the Dead Sea's hidden plastic problem. Decades of waste from urban areas accumulate, forming a unique environmental record at Earth's lowest point.
Injured Israeli Soldiers Needing Care to Hit 100,000, Ministry Says
Israeli Defense Ministry reports surge in wounded troops needing long-term care, with 31,000 battling mental trauma. Caseload expected to hit 100,000 in 4