As Israel Recovers From War, Study Finds Financial and Mental Health Strains Are Intertwined
A study led by Dana Katsoty of Hebrew University finds financial and mental health are intertwined for Israelis after the Oct. 7, 2023 attack.
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Givot Olam Oil Exploration Drilling Failure on Start, Shares Plunging
Israeli oil firm Givot Olam's Meged 6 drilling began with an equipment failure, leading to a significant drop in its share price.
Precedent: Court Rules Ants Invading Cars Electrical System Covered by Insurance
An Israeli court ruled ants in a Hyundai Ioniq's electrical system and battery are covered by insurance, ordering a NIS 30,000 payout.
Man Charged with Threatening to Stab Neighbors Over Loud Music in Sukkah
A Jerusalem man has been charged with threatening to stab neighbors over loud music played in a sukkah during the Sukkot holiday last week.
Israeli Childrens Psychiatric Visits Soar 121% as War Enters Third Year
Psychiatric emergency visits by Israeli children increased 121% in the war's third year, per a Clalit Health Services report, following Hamas's Oct.
Tourist Arrested at Secure Tel Aviv Site, Police Say
Police arrested a tourist for questioning at a secure Tel Aviv site on Sunday evening after he aroused suspicion, authorities confirmed Monday.
Israeli Researchers Discover New Insect Species Preserved in 99-Million-Year-Old Amber
Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University identified Cretodorus noonoo, a new insect species with unique mouthparts, preserved in 99-million-year-old amber.
Palestinian School Principal Arrested for Incitement
Israeli police arrested a principal in Al-Eizariya, north of Jerusalem, for displaying materials inciting terror, including images of Arafat and Sinwar.
Israeli Military Rejects Documentarys Claims of Deliberate Civilian Targeting
The Israeli military issued a detailed rebuttal to the "NAZA" documentary, denying claims of deliberate civilian targeting and violations of international law.
Tiny Proteins Could Offer New Clues to How Cancer Develops
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem discovered tiny proteins (micropeptides) linked to 17 cancer types, offering new avenues for understanding and.