Israeli-Arab Homicide Toll Reaches 88 After Woman Killed In Suspected Blood Feud
A woman's suspected blood feud murder in Kafr Qasim pushes the Israeli-Arab homicide toll to 88 in 2026, amid rising organized crime and political criticism.
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Extreme Flooding Storms Are Surprisingly Predictable, New Study Finds
A study by Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology reveals extreme rainstorms in Portugal are more predictable than believed.
Extreme Flooding Storms Are Surprisingly Predictable, New Study Finds
A study by Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology reveals extreme rainstorms in Portugal are more predictable than believed.
Caught on Camera: Driving Instructor and Student Both Using Phones Mid-Lesson
Israeli Police issued a NIS 1,000 fine to a driving instructor caught with his student using mobile phones during a lesson on Highway 79 near Nazareth.
‘It’s Terrible — What was the War For?’: Israelis Doubt Ceasefire Will Last
Israelis in Jerusalem, including Revital Ariel, voice deep frustration and disappointment over a ceasefire with Iran, questioning the conflict's outcome and.
One DNA Letter Can Flip Sex in Mice, Israeli and French Scientists Say
Israeli and French scientists from Bar-Ilan, Weizmann, and Montpellier found a single DNA letter can flip sex in mice, published in Nature Communications.
‘We Are Not Shutting Down’: Israeli Care Center Reopens Under Missile Threat
Israel's ALEH rehabilitative center in Bnei Brak reopens under missile threat after a June 2025 Iranian attack forced its closure, serving hundreds of patients.
Smart Green Walls Could Cut Costs and Boost Indoor Air Quality
Hebrew University researchers in Jerusalem developed VertINGreen, an AI platform to make smart green walls reliable for better indoor air quality and lower.
Israeli Sign Language Interpreter Charged with Espionage for Iranian Agent
Mekdad Natour, a 47-year-old Israeli sign language interpreter from Qalansawe, was indicted in Lod for espionage and contacting an Iranian agent during wartime.
Iron Age Shipwreck Offers Rare Look at Ancient Trade
A University of Haifa study of nine 2,600-year-old raw iron lumps from Israel's Dor Lagoon reveals new insights into ancient Mediterranean trade.
Tel Aviv Missile Strike Causes Damage, Minor Injuries as Barrage Continues
A missile strike in Tel Aviv caused significant damage and six minor injuries, as Home Front Command's Col. Miki David details the ongoing Iranian barrage.
Flight Restrictions Tighten in Israel as Government Cuts Air Traffic
Israel's Transport Minister Miri Regev announced new flight restrictions at Ben Gurion Airport, limiting departures to 50 passengers per flight due to security.