New Study Offers Potential Breakthrough in Search for Elusive Dark Matter
Scientists from Israel, Italy, and Croatia, including Hebrew University, found materials that could make dark matter detection 1,000 times more sensitive.
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Dolphin Rescued by Tel Aviv Beachgoers Who Shouldn’t Have Pushed It Back in the Water
Beachgoers on Tel Aviv's Jerusalem Beach returned a stranded dolphin to the water, against advice from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.
Grenade, Ammunition Found Hidden Under Baby Stroller in Nazareth
Nazareth police found a grenade and ammunition hidden under a baby stroller during a raid on a rental unit, arresting two residents and seizing drugs.
Israeli, Palestinian and US Scientists Uncover New Genetic Cause of Hearing Loss
Scientists from Israel, Palestine, and the US, including Karen B. Avraham, Moien Kanaan, and Mary-Claire King, discovered a new gene (FMN1) causing hearing.
Ashkelon Man Accused of Hacking Hundreds of Computers, Spying on Victims
An Ashkelon man, 44, is accused of hacking hundreds of computers, stealing sensitive data, and spying on victims, causing over NIS 2 million in financial.
Scooter Rider Acquitted After Drugs Found in his Trunk
A Tel Aviv court acquitted a scooter rider, finding police conducted an unlawful trunk search, excluding 89g cannabis and 14g hashish as evidence.
Israel Forces Seal Palestinian Tunnel Discovered North of Jerusalem
Israeli forces sealed a Palestinian tunnel near Al-Jib, north of Jerusalem, discovered in an ancient cistern with digging tools found.
Kibbutz Communities May Offer Clues to Longevity, Study Finds
A study led by Dr. Ronit Pinchas-Mizrachi of Jerusalem College of Technology found Israeli kibbutz residents exhibit greater longevity than urban dwellers.
Israeli Study Unlocks Secret to Helping Crops Survive Salty Soil
An Israeli study led by Dr. Doron Shkolnik at Hebrew University of Jerusalem found a calcium-regulated system helping plants tolerate salty soil, a major global.
Israel Unveils New Framework to Open Sheep, Goat Cheese Market, Cut Prices
Israel unveils a new framework to open its sheep and goat cheese market, injecting 100 million shekels into dairy farming and aiming to save consumers millions.